Editor's Review


Mwangi and other Kenyans believed to have been abducted by security agencies have yet to be released despite court orders and public outcry from Kenyans.

Gerald Mwangi Karicha, the father to Billy Mwangi, has revealed that a vehicle surveilled their neighbourhood three days before his son was abducted.

Speaking in court on Tuesday, December 31, the emotionally distraught father revealed that the vehicle in question was a white Toyota fielder car.

He added that the vehicle used for the surveillance was also used in the abduction alongside a double cabin car on December 23.

Further, he asked the Court to help him find his son noting that the disappearance of the son had caused pain to his family.

File image of Milimani Law Courts.

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In particular, he narrated that his wife had collapsed severally owing to the agony of the unknown whereabouts of the son.

"My wife has collapsed several times. When I look here, I cannot see my son. I thought he was here. Seriously, who took my son and where is my son?" Karicha stated as he broke down.

"We have taken a lot of medicine for blood pressure. I have also developed high blood pressure. Where is my son?"

Mwangi and other Kenyans believed to have been abducted by security agencies have yet to be released despite court orders and public outcry from Kenyans.