I'm surprised and wondering what people were expecting. This is Kenya, the wild wild East where things like these are normal. I know of at least 5 similar cases that will end up nowhere.

1. A senior Safaricom employee who 'allegedly' knocked and killed a minor on the southern bypass.

2. A drunk senior CMC man who, under the influence, 'allegedly' knocked and killed a watchman.

3. The musician who claimed to have been the driver because he could get away with it much easier than the inexperienced owner from a rich family when the car knocked and killed a pedestrian. (I wonder why she worried, with money the case would have been DOA all the same anyway).

4. A drunk senior employee of Deacons who, 'allegedly' under the influence, knocked and killed a man.

5. The dude who got probation recently for 'allegedly'...

So, you want to tell us that the 'man of god' ran away from the accident scene because of the mob? That car did not even move from the scene, it was towed away.


Maybe most of these matters should be sorted out of court if your conscience will be ok with it because going to court is already a lose-lose situation. You go to court and lose the case yet you had been offered 10m to terminate the case which will go nowhere. It must really feel worse being denied justice by the justice department.

You describe how to meet your maker real quick

Justice. Will people ever get justice anywhere in this world? Reminds me of this case in britain where a rich "rapist" was set free after the judge ruled that the suspect actually accidentally tripped and fell and his ninio penetrated the teenage girl who was sleeping on the sofa, and that is how his semen ended up inside the girl.

https://www.independent....d-of-rape-a6774946.html

How can we know what you're saying is as true as the 'universe'?

If what you're saying is a 'mental' construct, how can we be sure that the 'universe' isn't a construct like any other?

It could be our collective construct also.

Very true. This is the kind of money you take then it "eats you".

People are still clinging onto "justice" as if it's a real thing - one that obeys a physical law of the universe and that "it will take place on it's own" - NO!! if this was it - the world would be fairly a better place but it's not! don't be irresponsible and "escalate" these matters to fate - fate happens to everyone.

Justice kama ya Kerubo. From that Kerubo case Kang'ata became an MP and then a Senator, Baraza lost her job and Kerubo is still an askari.

If Kerubo had acted differently, Baraza would still be deputy chief justice or even Chief Justice, Kang'ata could still be practicing law or maybe would have made his way to parliament by another route and Kerubo would have improved her life by a million or 2 which would have made a huge difference and her nose would still be OK.