Thursday, March 14, 2024 - Joseph Irungu’s mother broke her silence yesterday after her son was handed a death sentence for the brutal murder of businesswoman Monica Kimani in 2018.
Speaking to the press outside
the courtroom, Irungu’s mother expressed dissatisfaction with the ruling
delivered by Justice Grace Nzioka.
She faulted the ruling,
insisting that her son was innocent and was erroneously sentenced.
Even so, she exuded confidence
that justice would eventually be served and her son Joseph Irungu, alias Jowie,
would be released at an appropriate time.
While making her argument, she
alluded to the bible, believing that the biblical God, whom she serves would
help get her son out of prison.
“I believe my son is innocent, he has not done any wrong and has not killed anyone.
"I believe there is a God
of a second chance,” the mother noted.
“My son is like Joseph in the
bible who suffered but God helped him. He will be released, that is why I still
have the strength that my son will be released when the right time comes,” she
added.
Among the factors she narrowed
down to include; how the offence was committed, the consequence of the offence, and Jowie's personality.
"I have ordered that the
first accused person before this court, Joseph Kuria Irungu alias Jowie shall
suffer death," the judge pronounced.
While narrating the nature of
the murder, Justice Nzioka noted that Kimani's killer did not have the
intention to give the businesswoman even one minute to live.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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