A Kenyan magistrate this week expressed the hope that a British property tycoon would finally "find rest in eternal peace", after his body had spent 11 years in a mortuary.
But this week's conclusion to the decade-long inquest into Harry Roy Veevers' death in 2013 still leaves many questions unanswered.
It was a case that involved accusations of murder by poisoning, rancorous legal proceedings, the exhumation of a body after almost a year and ultimately divided four siblings – two sons from his first marriage and two daughters from the second.
In one hearing, the sisters, Hellen and Alexandra, were reprimanded by the magistrate for shouting out that a witness was lying and threatened with spending time in a cell, reports said.
In another, Hellen Veevers emerged from the courthouse with a message she had written on her vest-top: "My daddy was not murdered."
