Cops gang-raped me, imprinted name on my thigh -19yr old

From her story, it was clear her life was in danger as is that of anyone who comes close to her.

That probably explains why her mother has disappeared from her life.

“My mother told me never to look for her. She told me she had been in enough trouble because of me. I don’t know where she is.”

A day after the interview, Capital FM News reported the matter to the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) who moved swiftly to constitute a team to investigate the matter and also secure Daisy’s life and that of her son.

The investigators confirmed multiple kidnappings and reported rape ordeals at police stations as evidenced in hospital records.

Capital FM News withheld publishing this story for over three weeks until Daisy was taken to safety.

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JUDIE KABERIA

Judie, an Associate Editor has worked as a journalist in Kenya and Germany. She has a Master’s Degree in New Media, Governance and Democracy, University of Leicester (U.K). She has scooped 10 journalistic awards. She has participated in international conferences in Germany, Switzerland, United States and Netherlands. Judie has written a booklet, ‘Justice and Peace in the Kenyan Eye’. She has a soft spot for human rights, crime, peace and justice stories.

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