Tabitha Njeri from Nyandarua County narrates a sad story of how his father orchastrated her rape and death.

Growing up from a humble background, she went through education system with a lot of struggles and by the Grace of God, she manage to complete secondary school. But she grew up in rejection since her father was so abusive as he could come home drunk, beat her up together with her mother before throwing them out to sleep there while claiming the Njeri is not his daughter.

After Njeri completed form four, her step father who was already tired of her started looking for men to marry her. But she always turned down the men her father brought home something that made him angry and decided to orchastrate her rape and death.

One day while Njeri and her mother planned on how she will fetch firewood in the evening from 5 pm at their neighbor’s farm, her father overhead them speak while he was in the bedroom and he saw the best chance to carry-out his evil plan.

Njeri alleges that he went to the market and fetched young men some whom he had brought home to marry her and arranged the despicable act.

While she was fetching firewood at the forest, Njeri says that a group of young men whom she knew approached her, tore her clothes and raped her in turns while forcing alcohol bottles in her private parts. She says that the bleeding and pain she endured was too much until she passed out.

The young men thought she had died and dragged her hiding her in the bush. After some hours late in the night, Njeri regained conscious, gathered strength, went home and informed her mother whom took her to the hospital with the help of their neighbor, the man whom had gave them firewood.

She was taken to J.M Kariuki County Referral Hospital in located along Ol Kalou – Nyahururu road after which she and her mother went to Ol Kalou police station to report the incidence. But her mother was turned down since she did not have money to fuel the police vehicle. This is despite pleading with them and admitting to even known the perpetrators of the evil act.

Up to date, her father and the young men walk scot-free as Njeri carries the painful memories all her life.