Thursday, 14 April 2016

DESPERATE TIMES CALL FOR DESPERATE MEASURES…

                                                               By Perminus Makau
Police at the crime scene in kisii,
 Iyabe village
A woman in Kisii took this saying to another level. The 21-year-old woman who had been working as a house help at Umoja Estate decided to throw her 3-year-old daughter in the waters of River Iyabe in Iyabe village on Monday after realizing that her baby was spoiling the chances of her keeping the job. According to a report by the standard, the woman’s employer had told her that she could not work effectively with her baby around as she had to take care of other children in the house.
Since her relatives including her mother had refused to stay with the baby back in Kisii, she opted for the other choice, which was murder.
The baby’s lifeless body was seen floating on the river waters 300 meters from its mother’s homestead. After realizing the woman was about to leave town without her daughter, the woman’s relatives reported her to the chief and police but it was the screams of a villager around river Iyabe that prompted the other residents to respond and tag the area chief along.
According to South OCPD David Mburuka, the woman will be arraigned in court after the investigations are completed and the postmortem report comes through in order to prefer suitable charges against her.
I wonder, does she have any regret for doing what she did because clearly her job was more important than her own flesh and blood.


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