Stole 126 Million Litres of Fuel From Kenya

On October 27, 2008, investigators made a shocking discovery inside the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) depot in Mombasa. More than 126 million litres of petroleum worth KSh7.6 billion had disappeared. There were no broken locks, no hijacked fuel trucks, and no signs of a forced break-in. So, where did the fuel go? This documentary uncovers the Triton Oil Scandal, one of the biggest corporate fraud cases in Kenya's history. It explores how businessman Yagnesh Devani, together with insiders at the Kenya Pipeline Company, allegedly exploited a financing system that allowed fuel owned by banks to be secretly released, sold, and concealed through falsified records. The investigation also examines the roles of senior KPC officials, the political controversy surrounding the scandal, the forensic audit by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), Devani's flight from Kenya, his extradition from the United Kingdom in 2024, and why, more than 17 years later, the case ended without anyone being convicted over the disappearance of the fuel. If you enjoy documentaries about Kenyan corruption, financial crimes, corporate fraud, political scandals, unsolved cases, and true crime documentaries, subscribe to Dark Hour Docs for more in-depth investigations. Topics covered: • Triton Oil Scandal • Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) • Yagnesh Devani • KSh7.6 Billion Oil Heist • Kenya oil scandal • Corporate fraud in Kenya • Fuel theft in Kenya • Kenya corruption documentary • Economic crimes in Kenya • Kenyan true crime • Political scandals in Kenya • Financial fraud documentary Time stamps and Chapters 00:00 The Missing Oil 01:24 The Perfect Heist 04:40 The inside Job 11:39 The Net Tightens 📌 Subscribe to Dark Hour Docs for weekly documentaries uncovering Kenya's biggest crimes, scandals, mysteries, and corruption cases. #TritonOilScandal #KenyaPipeline #YagneshDevani #KenyaCorruption #TrueCrime #Documentary #CorporateFraud #OilHeist #Kenya #DarkHourDocs