Days after the abducted Kitengela brothers emerged out of the blues, the brothers have narrated their ordeal on how they were tortured in the hands of their abductors in over thirty days of horror.
Speaking to Nation just a day after they were released in the middle of a forest in Gachie, Kiambu County, the two Kitengela brothers, Jamil and Aslam Longton are lucky to be alive and free to tell their story even after being tortured and held against their will.
Jamil, the elder brother spoke how they were seized by masked men as they headed to a party and for 32 days, they were held incommunicado with several others who told them that they had been held for over 90 days in the house.
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“We were held in a room with more people who said they had spent more than 90 days there. The abductors were not friendly but could at least share water and a meal with us.”
According to relatives who sought anonymity, the brothers claimed that the people who abducted them looked like police officers with handcuffs even though the IG denied knowing their whereabouts. They kept asking them about the anti-government protests and the funders.
“They claimed they were questioned about the anti-government protests and their involvement. They also had irregular meals, and that the food was little, and that they would also be given only a 30 ml bottle of water on a daily basis.”
According to sources, the brothers claim to have been dropped off late at night along Red Hill Road and their phones handed to them though they (phones) were out of power. They walked till they met one compound with an indian owner who helped them charge their phones.
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LSK President Faith Odhiambo has insisted that they will not drop their petition until the other abductees that were held with the two brothers are released with reports indicating that most are of Somali origin with their crimes yet to be made public