The Clothes that Monica Kimani main murder suspect Jowie Irungu is said to have been wearing on the day she died were found by the court to be corroborative evidence in the cases.

“The prosecution produced brown shorts and a maroon cap. They were shown to the witness and they said they looked like what he was wearing,” Nzioka said.

“All the witnesses speak to the clothes that Jowie was wearing, t-shirt, brown shorts and maroon cap,

“It is a khaki brown short. This court was told Khaki is not a colour. I took cognisant that there was a lot of contestation on the short but no one disputed that Jowie was wearing a maroon cap,” she said.

The evidence from an eye witness identified as Pamela indicates that when Jowie left the house, he was wearing a white shirt with patterns, a maroon cap and brown shorts.

Justice Nzioka also added that every other witness in the case identified the maroon cap that Jowie who is the first accused had on.

Collaborative evidence is evidence that supports or confirms already existing evidence.