Two Suspects Held in Connection to Scottish Businessman's Murder in Kenya

Campbell Scott, 58, was found dead in a sack of pineapples in a forest, with investigations ongoing into his death and potential motives.

Campbell Scott, a senior director at credit-scoring firm FICO, was last seen leaving a Nairobi hotel on February 16 before his body was discovered on February 22.
Scott's body was found in a sack filled with pineapples in a forest 66 miles southeast of Nairobi, with his hands tied and signs of potential torture, according to local authorities.
Two Kenyan men, Albunus Mutinda Nzioki and Alex Mutua Kithuka, have been arrested and will be held for 21 days as investigations continue.
An autopsy revealed minor head and soft tissue injuries, but the cause of death remains inconclusive pending further toxicology tests.
Authorities are investigating financial transactions from Scott's bank account after his death and are working with a taxi driver who transported Scott and an unidentified man before his disappearance.