A man that went missing from Githurai a month ago has been found alive after he was reportedly abducted on June 18th in Githurai.
According to reports, Joseph Mwangi was found on Saturday, July 19th after going missing for a full month from Githurai being among the first man to be abducted after protests began in the country.
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Mwangi resurfaced after his mother was seen pleading with kenyans to help her find the son during the Citizen Assembly. Mwangi has since broken his silence and explained what transpired in the last one month.
In an interview, Mwangi revealed that it all began when he was arrested while coming back home from work and was blindfolded with other men he was arrested with not knowing the nightmare awaiting him for the next one month.
Even though Mwangi claims that they were taken to several police stations, there was no record of arrest nor booking at all those stations that Mwangi was taken to, indicating an illegal arrest on them.
His mother while addressing the press disclosed that it was Mwangi’s sister who pushed the family to look for him arguing that he could not go for days without contacting them.
“The worst thing is going to look for him not knowing if he was alive or dead. We went to morgues, looking at body after body and it was devastating.”
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“The pain we went through this time was unbearable, I wouldn’t want any parent to go through that. We could not carry on with our daily activities we couldn’t even pray or eat, at times our neighbours brought us food.”