Death penalty in Tebbutt case
A man has been sentenced to death for his role in helping with the kidnap of British tourist Judith Tebbutt during an attack in which her husband David was killed in Kenya.
Man sentenced for his role in attack on British tourists
A man has been sentenced to death for his role in helping with the kidnap of British tourist Judith Tebbutt during an attack in which her husband David was killed in Kenya.
Ali Babitu Kololo was found guilty of robbery with violence and kidnapping in relation to the raid at a remote resort close to the border with Somalia in September 2011.
David Tebbutt was shot and killed and Judith was abducted and taken to Somalia where she was held for over six months before being released.
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