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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 52170, member: 636"] Government pathologists declared the death of Julia Njoki Wangui inconclusive following an autopsy performed Tuesday. The 24-year-old woman allegedly sustained injuries while held in police custody before her death. Dr. Peter Ndegwa reported that internal brain bleeding occurred without direct head trauma evidence. The pathologist emphasized that bleeding appeared non-traumatic and required additional testing. Toxicology and histological analysis will determine the actual cause within two weeks. Medical examiners discovered irregularities affecting the liver, pancreas, and lungs during the examination. A craniotomy procedure allowed access to the brain tissue for detailed study. The fragile brain remained preserved in formalin for further examination scheduled for July 28. External head bruising appeared unrelated to internal conditions after thorough investigation. Prior surgical intervention signs emerged during the autopsy process. Wangui faced arrest during Nanyuki's Saba Saba protests on July 7. Authorities arraigned her the next day and imposed a Sh50,000 bond requirement. Prison officials transferred her to Nanyuki Teaching and Referral Hospital after she reported severe symptoms. Medical staff referred her to Cottage Hospital where she received intensive care treatment. She underwent surgery before dying on July 12. Her death triggered immediate protests throughout Likii slum as residents demanded accountability. Demonstrators blocked major roads and ignited bonfires while accusing police of negligence. Community members called for the arrest of the officer allegedly responsible for her assault. Law enforcement agencies continue investigating the circumstances surrounding her detention and subsequent death. The preserved body remains at Cottage Hospital pending comprehensive analysis results. [/QUOTE]

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