4 Women, 1 Killer – The Hashim Dagane Story

He murdered his wife, escaped justice in Ethiopia, and quietly crossed into Kenya — only to strike again with horrifying brutality. This is the true story of Hashim Dagane Muhumed, the man now accused of murdering three women from one family in Eastleigh, Nairobi, and a fourth victim, Deka, in Lavington. In this Dark Hours Docs episode, we investigate one of the most chilling true crime cases in recent Kenyan history. Hashim, a quiet, well-dressed man, moved through Nairobi unnoticed. But behind closed doors, authorities say he was a killer with a disturbing pattern — luring women, killing them with calculated violence, and disposing of their bodies using boiling water, chemicals, and black plastic bags. His crimes shocked Eastleigh, a vibrant Somali neighborhood in Nairobi, and sparked an international manhunt. From Ethiopia’s federal police records to CCTV footage in Lavington, this documentary follows the dark trail of evidence that led to his arrest. We uncover: 🔹 How three women — Amina Abdirashid, her aunt Waris Dahabo, and little Nusayba — were brutally murdered and dismembered. 🔹 The earlier killing of Deka Abdinoor Gorone, a young entrepreneur believed to have also fallen victim. 🔹 How Hashim used fake identities, burner phones, and nighttime movement to cover his tracks. 🔹 Shocking theories suggesting Hashim may have been a killer-for-hire, linked to deeper criminal networks. 🔹 The aftermath — grief, fear, and community awakening across Nairobi and beyond. Timestamps and Chapters 00:00 Case Intro 02:11 Case Background Eastleigh Victims 05:41 Catching Hashim Dagane 08:57 Who is Hashim Dagane? The hidden life 11:36 Yet Another Victim 16:26 How He Dumped his victims 18:59 Theories and gang connections 22:09 The darkness we ignore If you're into true crime documentaries, real-life investigations, and chilling psychological profiles, this is a story you can’t ignore. --- 🔔 Subscribe for more raw, truth-telling content from the shadows. 🖤 Like, share & comment your thoughts below. Was this man truly a lone wolf — or part of something bigger?