The Telegraph.

Hi DailyT listeners, Tim and Camilla here.

Throughout this week, we're bringing you a series from our investigations team, the result

of months of work by our colleague Catherine Rushden, who has been revisiting the cold case

of the murder of Julie Ward.

Make sure to go back and listen to the first three episodes if you haven't already.

We've heard how 28-year-old Julie Ward was brutally murdered in Kenya's Masai Mara in 1988

and how her father John faced years of obstruction to his attempts to uncover the killer.

Today, Catherine looks into the evidence implicating Jonathan Moy, the son of Kenya's former president,

and the shocking testimony from somebody who claimed to be a witness to Julie's murder.

This is episode four of Murder in the Masai Mara, the President's son.

Before we begin, I want to warn you that this series contains details that some listeners may find distressing.

As I've been investigating Julie's murder, I've been trying to learn as much about her as I can.

I've wanted to know who she was.

It takes me a while to really get a sense of her,

and sometimes details come from totally left field.

One day, a new source gets in touch.

She was a lovely young lady, actually.

He's called Paul Sullivan,

and he's read an article I wrote in the telegraph about Julie's murder.

Paul tells me that he met Julie when she arrived in Nairobi in 1988.

She was a cross between Doris Day and Ellie Mae Clampet of the Beverly Hillbillies,

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