A forensic description of the scene depicts the interior of a yellow, three-wheeled commercial tricycle (keke napep) on a street in Nkwelle Ezunaka, Nigeria, under bright daylight conditions

A forensic description of the scene depicts the interior of a yellow, three-wheeled commercial tricycle (keke napep) on a street in Nkwelle Ezunaka, Nigeria, under bright daylight conditions. The primary subject is a dark-complexioned male driver, with a mustache and short dark hair, seated in the front left position, facing toward the right side of the frame. He wears a brown long-sleeved shirt featuring distinct light blue and yellow patterned cuffs, and matching brown trousers. Both hands are positioned on the tricycle's handlebars. To the driver's left, a purple plastic bucket is on the floorboard. To his right, a "Bon Aqua" brand water bottle is secured in a black cup holder. A white cloth or rag is folded on the dashboard near the driver's left hand. Directly behind the driver, a second dark-complexioned individual's left arm is visible, draped over the backrest of the driver's seat. This arm displays a gold-colored bracelet and rings on the fingers. To the driver's right, in the passenger compartment, a third dark-complexioned individual is seated; only their lower torso and legs are visible. This person wears red shorts and dark sandals. The exterior background on the left side reveals what appears to be a roadside stall or shop, partially obscured by a dark red curtain. Various items, including bottles and other containers, are visible on small wooden tables, alongside stacked wooden stools. The background on the right side features a light-colored building or wall, against which several large, light-colored sacks (likely cement or similar commodities) are stacked. A small, simple wooden table is also present further in the background. The ground visible outside the tricycle consists of dry, unpaved earth or dirt.