Video showing last moments of protester shot dead outside parliament emerges

• Ericksson Kyalo Mutisya used to work in a butchery b before his untimely death outside parliament buildings
• Kyalo, just like many other young men, took to the streets to protest the Finance Bill 2024 but sadly lost his life
• According to the autopsy availed by Larry Madowo, young Kyalo died from over bleeding on his back

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A young man identified as Ericsson Kyalo Mutisya is sadly dead after he was shot during the demonstrations against the Finance Bill 2024.

Protesters invade parliament. Photo: Steven Njenga. Source: UGC

What happened Ericksson Kyalo Mutisya?

In a CNN video shared by Larry Madowo, young Kyalo, who was wearing a white overall, had left his butchery job and joined the demos. He was seen dancing among other protesters outside the parliament buildings.

A few moments later, Kyalo lay on the ground, bleeding profusely from his back, and that is how he sadly lost his life.

"CNN filmed as Kenyan security forces shot dead at least three protesters outside the Kenyan parliament on Tuesday," said Larry Madowo.

I saw Ericsson Kyalo Mutisya, 25 dancing in white overalls. Shots rang out shortly after that and I saw his body. He wasn't the only one," he added.

Kenyans react to the video

Sababu Okarani:

"Quite unfortunate that we had to lose young Kenyans in the hands of the police! Ipo siku!No Fear, Only Courage ✊✊✊."

Mike Tango Zulu:

"Kindly requesting the United Nations Human Rights Amnesty International Kenya Regional Office and other international bodies to intervene as this regime is killing innocent, armless youths who are protesting against the current regime for being punitive."

Nancy Muriuki:

"What a shame may those who survived feel better soon."

Sammy Skm:

"That is painful to watch ."

Joseph Ayieko:

"This is deep. This is bold Larry. You've exposed us to the international community. You've reported accurately."

Peter Mandela;

"We won't relent until justice prevails."

Ruto's remark over shooting infuriates Kenyans

In another story, President William Ruto invited journalists to a live roundtable meeting where he addressed questions about the Finance Bill 2024 and the death of Kennedy Onyango, who was killed.

Ruto was asked what he had to say to the mother of young Onyango from Rongai, who was allegedly shot eight times by the police and lost his life.

Initially, Ruto thought that the boy was still alive, but he was later informed that young Onyango was dead and that made Kenyans angry.

Some of the lives lost during Finance Bill demos

• Rex Masai was the first victim, he was shot dead by police who responded to anti-finance bill protests in Nairobi on Thursday, June 20
• Dan Kakai, a Form Two student from Siritanyi Secondary School, was fatally shot during the anti-Finance Bill 2024 protests
• Maseno School alumnus and IT personnel David Chege was shot outside Parliament buildings during the Tuesday, June 25, peaceful protests