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An American fugitive wanted for the murder of a billionaire in Kenya is living large in Florida despite two warrants of arrest against him. - DN
Tomorrow, as a Mombasa court hears the case on the murder of Jimmy Paluram Jagatrum Baburam, who was found dead in a swimming pool at @MedinaPalmsKE Resort in Watamu on July 26, 2015, the American suspect linked to the killing will not be present.
Mr Jacob Will Schmalzle, who fled Kenya after he was tipped off by a rogue investigator that he would be arrested over the murder, will probably be busy doing his sales job at Castle Church Brewing aka @churchbrew in Orlando, Florida.
In Kenya, Mr Schmalzle, 33, left behind his alleged lover and co-accused in the murder case, Ms Amina Shiraz Yakub — who is also Mr Baburam’s widow.
Postmortem results showed that he died as a result of drowning and chronic kidney disease. Mr Baburam also had cerebral oedema, which is an accumulation of fluid in spaces inside and outside the brain cells.
Mr Schmalzle of @churchbrew currently lives in a Sh30M luxury home which stands on a 0.28-acre land in Hunter Isle Drive, Orlando. The property is registered in the name of his father Mr Robert Schmalzle who is a pastor with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Kissimmee, Florida.
An American, Jacob Will Schmalzle, who works for Orlando FL based brewer @churchbrew is the missing co- accused in the murder of the late billionaire Jimmy Paluram Jagatrum Baburam in Watamu years ago. bit.ly/2HO7T9n
