CO-WIFE HELPS HER SON DEFILE STEP-DAUGHTER

Residents at Bukembe village, Bukembe East ward, Kanduyi constituency Bungoma County have been left in suspense after a middle-aged woman helped her son in defiling her step-daughter.

The defiled minor is a student at Nakuru high school who says that she was enticed by her step-brother who later raped her.

The minor told Opera news that she was forced to have play sex with his step-brother who impregnated her.

"My brother called me in his house after which he locked the door and ordered my pants down," she said, adding that he threatened her if she could reveal to anyone.

She says the day the act happened her step-mother was around but she couldn't bother to request from her son what was happening by then.

"After the act I decided to go back to my mother's home to explain what had happened after which I was taken to Bungoma refferal Hospital and tested for pregnancy unfortunately it was discovered that I was carrying 7 weeks pregnancy," she said.

She added that her step-brother has been threatening her, "this thing was a deal with his mother to destroy my future," she said.

Speaking to the press on August, 04, 2020, at Bingo police station Martin Wanyonyi chairman for human rights Bungoma condemned the act saying that the suspect should be arrested, arraigned in court and judged heavily.

"I want to take this opportunity and warn the suspect to stop threaning this girl together with her mother am going to ensure that that notorious boy is arrested and arraigned," he said.

He condemned the father to the suspect for hiding that case saying that his son didn't involve the rape case.

"This man is a senior employ in this county in the revenue offices I wonder how he can partiner with his son to do this," he said, accusing greedy men who are messing up with young girls that if spotted should be castrated.

He blamed parents who are taking bribes from stupid men after they have defiled minors.

John Khaoya called on chiefs to work closely with parents to ensure security among minors when many people are desperate.

He called on chiefs to report any defilement cases for immediate action.

"Let's stop this thing of solving cases at home after some people bribe others if somebody is found with a defilement case should be exposed," he said.

 

Everlyne Wafula the mother to the victim pleaded with Bungoma law courts to help her get justice.

"My husband disappeared with all children leaving me in a desperate situation who went and got married to a widow in town now after he brought unnecessary complications in our marriage," she said.

She said that her life is now in danger after being threatened by the suspect.

" I have not received justice because the suspect has already been released," she said.