Woman Survives Stabbing During Politician’s Party: Nairobi Incident Unfolds
Investigation at Kilimani Police Station
Investigators at Kilimani Police Station in Nairobi are actively probing an incident where a woman survived several stab wounds in a short-stay rental apartment.
Patricia Muthoni’s Harrowing Experience
Patricia Muthoni Karanja is the latest victim of violence reported in a short-stay rental apartment in the country. Her story is a testimony of how she survived an attack that left her nursing serious stab wounds.
Details of the Attack
“They kept attacking me. I was screaming because I realized I had to save myself, record what was happening, or no one would ever know what really happened…” recounts Patricia Muthoni.
The Party Turns Violent
The young woman was invited to a meeting with a sitting legislator which turned into a party at a club within Kilimani. As the party went on, the victim, two other women, and the politician agreed to spend the night at a short-stay rental within Kilimani.
Assault in the Apartment
The victim says that while at the rental, the two other women, well-known to the politician, turned their rage on her. She says one of the women attacked her, stabbing her several times.
Rescue and Medical Attention
“After the assault, I was locked in the room and left alone. I was screaming, banging the door, and the guards came to the house. The guard then called the police. While at the station, I could not take my statement, I was unconscious…” she says.
Police Confirmation
Confirming the incident, Kilimani Police Commander Kobia Bariu said Patricia suffered serious stab wounds to her lower abdomen and other bodily injuries.
Ongoing Investigation
“Investigations are ongoing, and with time, we will get to know what really transpired…” added the police commander.
Arrest and Legal Proceedings
Police have since arrested the suspect. “They were on a drinking spree. During this time, it’s when the fighting started. We are finding out more details…”
Monitoring the Case
Even though she is concerned about the progress of investigations, investigators say they are monitoring the case and court process.
