from <<page-1>>“We went there (police station) accompanied by two lawyers. Each of us made separate statements on what transpired the day I intended to relocate Josephine’s belongings. We also inquired where these kidnapping allegations were coming from,” said Maundu. Maundu accused his brother-in-law of dishonesty, claiming the couple were almost finalising their separation through an out-of-court process and had agreed on how to share property. “I am privy to the exchange and distribution of their property. I have seen the documents,” said Maundu. A senior officer at the station confirmed that Mutua and his in-laws visited the station but declined to give details. “Yes he (Mutua) did come here, but protocol does not allow me to comment on the matter.
Talk to the spokesperson (Zipporah Mboroki). I have briefed her on all the details regarding the matter,” said the officer. In her email, Josephine accuses Mutua of using his position to intimidate and harass her agents, yet the governor has never returned to their matrimonial home since leaving on his own volition. “Dr Mutua has not lived at Grevilla Park 32 since December 2012 and the property is now legally registered in my name as the sole owner. Dr Mutua no longer represents me in any matter. We do not jointly own any property and he is not involved in any of my day-to-day activities, including physical care of our three children. I am currently in Sydney Australia,” she wrote.
Josephine blames Mutua for forcibly evicting persons who had her full authority to enter her premises on November 7 and pack and move her belongings to Machakos. “Dr Mutua’s actions are, therefore, incredibly out of hand, foolish and criminal,” she stated in the email. Police are said to be reluctant to pursue the matter after one of their seniors warned that it is a civil case. When contacted, Mboroki said the matter did not require police intervention because it was private and the children were not kidnapped. Josephine’s mother, Rahab Wanjiru, is said to have travelled from Limuru to Westlands following the standoff. “I know he is now a powerful man, but why would he do this to my daughter?” she asked close relatives who had congregated outside the residence. Josephine questions why AP officers were stationed at her house, claiming that despite the governor having no custodial rights, she has allowed him to visit the children any time he wished.
“I have been hounded out of my home and country by endless intimidation, mental torture and anguish by Dr Mutua. My children and I have been subjected to intense public humiliation, lack of privacy, inadequate security and media scrutiny for two years,” wrote Josephine. Josephine says that due to “Dr Mutua’s criminal behaviour in Kenya,” she has recorded a statement with Australian police. When contacted, Dr Mutua dismissed her allegations as lies. “Don’t believe everything someone tells you. All these are lies. I have never sent police to be stationed outside that home. I am not the Inspector General and I have no such powers. I have never reported her to the police and I have never accused her of anything. All these allegations aren’t factual,” said the governor.
Credit: The Nairobian
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