BBC的调查发现，2025年10月16日肯尼亚警方在前总理奥廷加国葬仪式上开枪打死的三名哀悼者并未参与任何暴力冲突。1 通过分析超过1500张图片和视频，BBC确定三名死者距离实际冲突地点至少60米至160米。1 死者分别为40岁厨师埃文斯·基切（头部中枪）、36岁的文森特·奥古图（胸部中枪）和42岁的吉达·布尔卡（头部中枪）。1
事件发生在内罗毕卡萨拉尼体育场。1 BBC识别出至少8名配备突击步枪、穿着战术服装的警察在现场，其中至少3人开过枪。1 肯尼亚内政部长基普楚姆巴·穆尔科门为警方行为进行了辩护，声称警察"承受巨大压力"且因临时改变场地而做出了"仓促判断"。1 然而，独立警察监督机构（IPOA）在事件发生一年后仍在调查此案，目前尚无任何人员因此事被问责。1 受害者遗孀表达了深刻的失望，称"我们寻求保护的人，正是给我们带来痛苦的人"。1
A BBC investigation has determined that three people killed by Kenyan police during the state funeral of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga on October 16, 2025, were not participating in any violence at the time they were shot.1 Through analysis of more than 1,500 images and videos, the BBC established that the victims were located between 60 and 160 meters away from the site of any confrontation when they were struck.1 The three deceased were Evans Kiche, a 40-year-old cook who was hit in the head 60 meters from the conflict; Vincent Ogutu, 36, shot in the chest 160 meters away; and Gida Bulka, 42, struck in the head also 160 meters from the disturbance.1 The incident occurred at the Kasarani Stadium in Nairobi, which has a capacity of 48,000.1
Interior Minister Kipchumbah Murkomen defended the police response, characterizing officers' conduct as "restrained" and attributing the shootings to police operating "under enormous pressure" and making "hasty decisions" due to a last-minute venue change.1 BBC journalists identified at least eight armed officers wearing tactical gear, with at least three of them opening fire.1 Despite the passage of a year, the Independent Police Oversight Authority remains investigating the incident, and no one has been held accountable for the deaths.1 One victim's widow stated: "The people we sought protection from are the ones who caused us this pain."1
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