Lubao FM News 
DCI’s Serious Crimes Unit (SCU) is appealing for information on the whereabouts of one Reynold Nelson Shikhule, a serial fraudster whose criminal undertakings have set dozens of his victims into untold economic suffering.
The Unit’s attention was drawn to numerous individual appeals by victims on social media networks, requesting their followers who may be privy to Reynold’s whereabouts to inform them, with some pledging monetary rewards for the information.
But the crafty felon that Reynold Nelson Shikhule is, is not new to corridors of justice.
He has mastered his way through the criminal justice system, whenever he is arraigned in court and is released on bond or cash bail for fraud-related cases. The 27-yr-old who wears different hats to ensnare his targets, mostly poses as an established investor at an online Forex Trade platform & a serious car dealer with connections globally.
Reynold, born in Nakuru and raised in Kakamega’s Kisa Central location, Mushiangubu sub-location, remains WANTED by detectives in Gigiri, Parklands & the Serious Crimes Unit (among other DCI offices) where he has pending cases.
In one of the felonies with which he is charged by SCU, Reynold defrauded a Microsoft East Africa Systems employee Sh5M between August & October 2018 by falsely pretending to invest the money at an online forex trade that would earn the victim good monthly returns.
The accused had thereafter disappeared in thin air, leaving behind scanty marks of his trace until June 2019 when SCU detectives nabbed and charged him before a Kiambu court for Obtaining Money by False Pretences. He was released on a Sh. 1M bond alternatively giving a Sh.500,000.
After several hearings, the suspect made an application to settle the matter outside the court by returning the victim’s money, but went ahead to issue two bad cheques to the victim in February 2020. He absconded court in all the subsequent hearings, which saw a Recently, a compilation of fraud cases that signaled his involvement was done by the SCU, triggering his profiling which established that his face, con trick & fraudulence was being run on various social media platforms.
As security personnel intensify their search and apprehension of the culprit, a call is made to the members of the public who might have information leading to his address to call DCI’ s toll free Hotline 0800 722 203.
