Sharon Otieno's family has shared their experiences after the conviction of former Migori governor Okoth Obado for her 2018 murder.The family, based in Magare Village, Homa Bay county, revealed the eight-year legal battle drained their finances, leaving no room for home development.Melida Auma, Sharon's mother, broke down in tears during the court verdict, describing the emotional toll of attending every court session.The family, now raising Sharon's three children (aged 8, 10, and 11) without their mother, faces ongoing online harassment.Melida admitted the financial strain of frequent Nairobi trips and the challenges of upbringing the children.The court found Obado financed the killing, Oyamo executed it, and Obiero helped conceal the crime.Despite the conviction, the family feels the pain of justice delayed, highlighting the human cost of prolonged legal processes.The case underscores the impact of corruption and the struggles of families dealing with violent crimes.