Blogger Abraham Mutai reacted to tweets from feminists and other emotionally blackmailed Kenyans pertaining to the murder of Monica Kimani.
Maribe's "emotional" moment with her father and a photo of her shedding tears in court has emotionally blackmailed many folks, to an extent of some composing tweets with attached Bible verses in a bid to emotionally support Maribe, a Key suspect in Monica Kimani's murder. People tweeting prayers and sympathies for Jackie Maribe while saying love betrayed her. HYPOCRITES YOU ALL. The DPP is clear. He is charging Maribe of MURDER. Maribe might have been the one who slit Monica's throat and you are here in DENIAL. Why are we not sorry for Obado? — Lord Abraham Mutai (@ItsMutai) October 9, 2018 According to detectives, Jacque Maribe ordered her house-help to burn the clothes Jowie was wearing when he allegedly committed the crime. The detectives also revealed that Maribe tried to cover the hole a bullet had lodged in the wall of her bedroom.
Efforts to amend her statement hit the snag when Directorate of Criminal Investigations George Kinoti insisted that there was enough evidence against her.
Additionally, Maribe's charges emanate from what Police describe as the illegal handling of a firearm after a 9mm live bullet was recovered in her bedroom. The ammo was linked to a gun which belongs to her neighbour, Brian Kasaine, that Jowie allegedly used to shoot himself but later claimed he was shot at by unknown people.
DCI George Kinoti told media that evidence gathered by the investigators so far reveals that Maribe was indirectly linked to Monica’s murder.
“We know that she helped Irungu cover up the offence by burning the clothes that he wore when he committed the crime.” According to detectives, Jacque Maribe ordered her house-help to burn the clothes Jowie was wearing when he allegedly committed the crime.
“We also have evidence pointing to her involvement in the crime, ” the chief sleuth said without elaborating on the evidence in his custody.
Section 222 of the Penal Code states that “Any person who becomes an accessory after the fact to murder is guilty of a felony and is liable to imprisonment for life.”