His elaborate plan was exposed when a photo of him in full military uniform was shared online, revealing a crucial mistake that led to his downfall.
Kipyegon’s impersonation went unnoticed for months, as he successfully blended in with the soldiers at the barracks.
He wore full military regalia and even had access to restricted areas within the military installation.
However, his scheme came crashing down after eagle-eyed netizens spotted a major error in one of his photos.
The key mistake? Kipyegon was seen with his finger on the trigger of a gun, a glaring safety violation known as improper trigger discipline.
This error stood out to many online users, including Alinur Mohammed, who shared the photo on social media.
“Placing the finger on the trigger even when posing for the photo lazima ndio imemuuza,” Mohammed remarked, meaning this small mistake ultimately exposed the entire ruse.
The discovery sparked a wave of questions about how Kipyegon managed to stay in the barracks for so long.
Many people are asking where he got the military uniforms and how he managed to enter and remain in such a secure area.
Some even suggested that he might have been a former KDF officer who had been dismissed due to drug abuse and was now attempting to sneak back into service.
Despite the humor that has followed the story online, with some joking that Kipyegon could soon be recruited into the Kenya Prisons Service, the situation raises serious concerns about security within military installations.
Amid investigations continue, the public is left wondering how many other imposters might be living undetected in sensitive military areas.
Kipyegon now faces serious charges and could end up behind bars, ironically in the very place he once tried to avoid – the prison system.
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