I Took my Boyfriend to PRISON For "RÀPE" I REGRET IT ! The Story of TINA

She said she was handling a heavy burden, and that she felt so desperate she even tried to kill herself. I see the sun. The moon is also visible inside, just like the sun, don't you see? I didn't expect it, and it wasn't for me. I only found myself in a different situation, one I didn't know about. In a powerful voice. Mini, you're the one who's always shining. You're the entertainment PA, and by the way, the air is always for amazing sikuzote. On the radio, I cover news stories,omed, local events, community issues, and sometimes human interest stories. Anyway, Leo, my nephew, has come here to share his story. Lakini before this, I just want to say thank you so much for the love. Thank you so much for the support that you so clearly show. Lakini for now, let our guest introduce himself. What's up? Thank you. Who is Wanakuita? Nituwa Tina Mta. However, I met Kamilia recently via ID. Her name is Christine Wawira. Yeah, you reached out. Tuka semo komba you have a story amba ya ungependa kushare na watu. So what is your story? I have a story. Okay, it began when I was in Form 3. I was 16 years old. When I met my boyfriend, he was a Naushon Award winner, I remember. So, Tulimit, December, December Ivy, I don't know, maybe it's because of my looks, they're distancing themselves from me. I'm in school, I'm telling you, I have a school ID, I'm in college, and then I have an ID. So, the story of Kanzia is here. When I remembered it very much, just like we had celebrated it all year, and then the following year I was in Form 4, 2020. What school? I graduated from school in 2020 on the 8th. He is being punished by the teacher. He is a student at a private school. So, when we were leaving the teacher's place, I went home. When I returned home, I saw what I had left behind—mom was coming, and then it hit me: we were in trouble. My heart is broken because of my love. The person I reached was my friend. Gina was scolded by Sijuika because she did something wrong. I was my friend. I stayed behind because I was tired, but we were reading and the others were eager to hurry. So, I was, I went to the shop, I told him I was going to my boyfriend's. But I didn't say where I'm going with my boyfriend. I used to know my boyfriend. So, I went to my village. And then, the thing about the suboyi, because I saw it with my own eyes. Kesho ya kia suboyi, aka ni call. Hey Tina, what's up? He told me, I am with my brother. Where did you ask, I heard it was going to collapse. So, I'm telling you, I'm from Kawa West. I remember very well. She told me, I am from Kawa West. So, as I said, I'm a bit west. I'm feeling a bit tense these few days. Hey, what's up? I was with my sister. I had a Neon Drive. I was with my sister. And then I, I was sleeping. So, the house was, it was like, Yes, the house, but above it there is a roof. These are the ghetto houses with a view. Pale, you are a fool. And then, akukuwa with the curtain. So, sis, enjoy yourself. And then, we saw the crown. I see the crown. You're late. Now, I see the crown. That is, the police are investigating inside. Crown you... Yes, that hat. Here you go. And then, I'm telling you, don't worry about it. It was very hot. Nika mambia usifungwe. Yes, I'll close the door. Akimbia, open the door. How old was he? Twenty-three. And you were sixteen? Seventeen Seventeen years. So, I'll close the door. The police officer entered inside. I remember, pastor. He entered inside the house. And then, I was holding IVI blanket. So, like, Call me, please nivayunguo Alright, I was defeated. Like, I was hit by a car Go to the house. Who is being beaten right now? The lady's police officer. You are at home. That is, many of them are dead. I have a uniform. So, if you want to live, live in peace. The pastor is the one who tries to deceive us. I am a blanket. Pastor? Pastor What are you saying, Chungaji? I was trying to get caught blanket. I won't say who that pastor was But I was trying to do it myself Kunifungwa blanket. And I remember very well, The car was that of the one who had just arrived. police So, like, Wakasema tungoja tuvayunguo, You told me about those who didn't Pants. They were stolen. You told me what I didn't say pants Miniature. I think it was for When I go to buy, those items. So, little one. And then, he went to the police. I went with that car. I went to the police. So, find out the room where he reported Hi, Kyesi Pengine. I was a pastor. I was a pastor. And then, I am sorry, but I cannot assist with that request. So, ma'am. Yeah. Because he was the owner of the school. So, I was just about to leave. Hmm. So, I was feeling very tired. Yes, indeed, serious police misconduct. Wakaenda, wakaandika kyesi. The young man was there, and the girl was with him. Yeah, but my mama Didn't. Akukuja andani ya nyumba. She was outside. I was driving the car. We were all still police officers. Sleeping beauty. And then, that girl, uyo. Mimi, my boyfriend. That police officer there Anangu na uniform. Yeah, so he went to the police station. I went, I stayed. By the way, did you go? Jutuli was silent. And then, by sasaba. We were about to leave Hospitality. I went to the hospital. I went, and I was beaten. Mimi sikuwa najua anything about the rape case. Regarding defilement, by the way. I don't know. Mama Lucy He went to visit Mama Lucy. What's up? Tukaezo. And then, I know. I don't know, I can't tell. My heart is heavy. Haka nyambia, you have to You have to remove the panties. Doctor, you have to remove The panties, which ones? Haka kapepa, haka leka I am tired of being beaten, I want peace from being beaten sikari. And then, sijui, Ndwawa. Mbia, mbia I am going down, I am going down again. Saka insaidia, What is mine is yours. So, you Test was carried out here to see if I am from Kenya if you were to be with spams nini fresh If you're feeling down or anything else That's the test Who did you do it with? Your boyfriend? Were you tested? Yes, you were tested. but I don't know whatimos because each guest had their own entrance but yeah, I had a penguin I was a little bird, my days were few Pingu that time Imagine the police I was about to tell you Just a little bit more, I'll handle it myself. I don't know Here, at this place, speak up so, it was just like that Did you try to talk to your mother? Yeah, I tried to talk to her. I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that request. You're someone, or you were joba Answered the phone, but didn't send a message at school kuzi ya likuwa shia report at school I don't know you But we don't need many words Goodbye, time was with me Naishi Home I just want to understand Pinger, did you make mistakes in school? Yes, I have made mistakes. Good morning, teacher, welcome to school I'm going to my boyfriend's place. mine What other mistakes did you make? The teacher's house is on the hill. teacher I saw a small bird flying by. sometimes Who told you to be quiet, huh? Kuzi, I remember one day aka nitanga kwa ofisi yake, tulikuwa tunacheza know, or to know aka Niambia aka Kujanga, sitting in his office and then Ananiuliza bad words I think so You think so? Ajayi mentioned something like that but the way he was making his advances made you feel uncomfortable Yeah, that's exactly why You're so hot for your boyfriend but at that age Did you understand that? It was very wrong of you to be in a relationship with someone bad I mean, you're under 18 years old, yet Did you understand that? No, I didn't. How could you? because I was seeing my girlfriends or boyfriends and then I can understand life situation at home I see it's better to have a boyfriend. because he will buy me shoes He will buy me clothes. I will have a good life which was better than home How was the situation at home? I had a stepdad. He was the one. Who made me hate home? so much I remember I was in 7th grade. I was living with my friend. Thank you. Jacinta Wambui She accommodated me. I finished 8th grade. I don't want to talk about that. Sorry so you were never raised by your biological father My real father never raised me. How was your stepfather? treat you? Was he mistreating you? Was he one of the reasons why you did it? Hate staying at home? Yeah He was the one who made me. Do not want to stay at home because every time he comes home every time he comes home I need to hold back my tears every time He comes home. He wants me to cry I remember those times. Mom was pregnant. every time he comes home He wants me to go to work. every time he comes home I need to wash him. I am the one who washes him. I wash everyone in the house. You know my mom is pregnant. I have three sisters. Who washed me? Was it your stepfather? or your stepmother? my dad My mom had four kids. Are you the firstborn? No I am the second child. My mom was pregnant. She had four children. We went to her house. I am sorry. Sorry about that. Sorry so looking at it now, the way situations were managed at the police station How were you feeling at that time? I was feeling bad. because I didn't want to hurt him And I was the one who brought him trouble. so I went and told the police. I went to his place. I never told him I was I never told him that I hadn't finished school. I never told him You told the police? Yes, I told him. but I don't know if that was the statement because I was not the one who was writing I was sitting there. and he was sitting there He was waiting for me to tell him. and then he was writing So I didn't know what he was writing. So he called me. and told me what he was writing I can't hide it when he went to the court The police told him. He cannot deny the case. There is nothing he did. so when he went to the court He denied the case. and was sent to the industrial area So he was accused of rape and defilement. Yes when I was going there when I was going I didn't know the case number. because I remember the date He was taken to the court. We were not told I was not told so I didn't have the nerve to go and tell him anything in court So he went on his own. so do you feel like the people who were involved They somewhat manipulated the entire case. to close the case Yes The story of your school that you were going through the teacher He was making advances. what made you uncomfortable Did you tell anyone? No, I did not tell anyone. either my friend Who brought me He didn't tell me anything. and the pastor Who came? Was he the same teacher? No, he weakest the director. of the school so He was taken. to the industrial area He was taken to the industrial area. He stayed there. I remember very well I was on my way to work. mostly Imagine the idea to send him money I made sure that every week I would send him money. even if I hadn't gotten even if it's 200 because he used to tell me Life there is not good. so I used to send him money. because there was a time I used to sleep with my phone. because anytime he could call I used to make sure I hustled. to buy credit because he could make calls anytime so I used to go to school with my phone. It was stolen. and I was unable to report because I used to look for My phone on the floor to talk to him because I used to feel guilt I used to feel like it was me And one day I left. home I went to Githurai to my friend to stay there I stayed there for one week. I saw that my mother was looking for me. I told her to let me go home. By the end, I called my boyfriend. I asked him He told me to go home. because my mother was looking for me So I had to go back home. I went and talked to my mum. That was the time we started. processing those things when we reached Makadara we were helped by another person I met her there. Her name was Joyce. I remember her. She helped me. We filed an affidavit. We did everything. because I remember when we went to help her I don't know who she was. because I didn't know Casey's phone number I asked her mother I don't know I will not finish. Casey's file number so I went there. when we were there due to coronavirus They were putting the line here. It was 2020. We were going to help her. so I went and stayed there. I stayed there. and then that The woman was there. and then she asked me What brings you here? I told her Casey's file number She told me. It will be heard. I think it was November. It will be heard on February 24th. so I had tears in my eyes. I had a hard time. Talking to her She was like You are like my daughter. Don't cry So I went and explained. the whole story to that woman Who told me The case is on day 24. I went and explained. the case I told her the hearing the first date I will not come back. She told me. You must write an affidavit. May God write an affidavit Let us draft an affidavit. She told me. You must write an affidavit. I didn't understand her. because I was out of anger I didn't understand her. We filed an affidavit. May God write an affidavit. The case was on day 24. the prosecutor We went The accused was brought my boyfriend He was brought I saw him for the first time. after those years one year and three months So he remained dying for one year and three months. Before the case is case now Yeah because they had cut it off I don't know We went to the court. We were told he would commit suicide. And it's not easy for a person to commit suicide. He did it. alone so we went that day He was dead. We went The case was heard. and then The prosecutor called me. He asked me I explained it to him. He told me. if you do what you did You will be punished. I don't know what he will do. So I went to the stairs I want to commit suicide and then his uncle came He told me. You are in a solution So we had to go back to the police station. We went to the police station. his uncle Went to talk to the police and then The police accepted because he was the one who had cut it off everything You know when I go up The police have to be there. so the uncle Came and told us It's your do and then we People were shocked. It reached a point because when he was taken before he was told to go to the industrial area He had been charged. KSh 300,000 or Hang Shamba title deed so the police asked them to come and draw So we were told our case will be heard on March 3rd What is the date today? 2021 So the case was heard. Yes It was heard. I was called I didn't tell him. and it was consensual I did not tell him. I had finished school. because the prosecutor the one we got was not the one in the court the one we got was not in court so the prosecutor told me This is just a minor case. I was shocked. I had finished school. over one year without being heard This is a minor case. So we had to wait. The case was heard. the people told us to go home because that was the date I told myself I could handle it. I can't handle it. him being in jail and I was outside I even tried to take my own life. Did you try to talk to him after he left? Yes, I tried. to talk to him I remember the time He left on March 3rd. I called him. his uncle's number He told me. He had finished school. so He was trying. to convince him to marry me but I tried that day I told him to come and talk. He refused. So he left. He stayed there. I heard he was in Nairobi. He never texted me. He never called. I don't know But you wanted to talk to him. What would you have told him? I still love him. and it was not It wasn't me. I found myself in a situation I didn't know I was struggling. I was living my life I would wake up in the morning and I would see him I would call him and tell him. I am not okay. I am in another world He told me. Just come and get me out of here so it was just That's tough on me. What is the current situation? Where is he now? His parents told him to go and wash his clothes because Have you ever tried? to talk to him Tell him about the situation. very much I have tried very hard to talk to him. I found myself in a situation I didn't know I was struggling. I told him. I have finished school. I told him I am in college. He told me I am in college. so that time I lied to him. But I was cheating him. Because I love him I didn't want to lose him What is his name? His name is Brian. Where does he live in Nairobi? I don't know He used to live in Kawa West. I told my friend I am in Kawa West I heard his voice. so he used to live in Kayole so guys I've been calling you. Tina It's a very touching story. when you try to listen to it It's one of the reasons. I can say you've caused a lot of problems. But she is truly guilty. and she is pleading to this guy if he sees this video He will regret it. because Tina loves him I truly love you, Brian. Thank you so much for being brave enough to share the story But what did you learn from this story? sometimes those little girls Let me tell you those girls we raise in the ghetto and our parents They are just there. Sometimes I used to fight with my parents. and my mom used to cry because we were pregnant That's not my father. He's not supposed to even beat me. At that time, I was a big girl. He was not supposed to beat me. So you weren't at fault? He used to come home. and start beating me in the house so those who live in the ghetto Just try. to understand why Our kids start fighting. I think it's because of that. because I used to live with my husband in class 7 So I used to have three kids. So it's the life of the ghetto. that compels people to do something Yeah. Sometimes it's just life. because I don't want to see my dad I don't know even if it wasn't my father at that time My dad isn't here. He was married. He can't help me. Do you know him? Yeah, I know him. He is just there. I don't know whether he is one or two. I don't know how many wives he has. and he is just there He helps me. when I just call my daughter You have never even paid my school fees. I can't talk much about mum. Yes, she was. someone I don't know She never helped me. but mum used to Go to school sometimes because life It was tough. I used to go to my girlfriend's school We used to go to school. but her grandmother had a plot So she was given a room. So we used to stay there. with her then her grandmother used to tell me to buy food and soap So I was about to hustle myself I was going to push myself hard I used to hustle. I used to buy clothes. because even if you have a problem Just take care of yourself because you don't know how you will wake up tomorrow So I was getting dressed I used to go to work. I used to go to school. I used to go to work. I used to go to school. I used to go to work. I used to pay KSh 300. and I used to pay KSh 500 So I had KSh 800 per week So I used to buy clothes. I used to buy soap. I used to buy food. Did you manage to go to college? Yes, I managed to go to college. there was this Mother, I thank her very much. She came, her name is Mama Shiro. She came. She took me to college. My dad was able to support me. He supported me. I went to college. I hadn't taken my exams yet. I took my exams last month. I missed my school fees. I had not paid my school fees. in January, February I had not paid my school fees in March. I took my exams this month. in 2006 but nothing was let I didn't have money. they put up May God bless you. Thank you very much for your time. One of the interesting stories The problem is one that needs to be addressed Thank you very much for the last time Behind the camera Mr. Double J A is always for amazing To the one who is the religion of Islam Wishing you a blessed Ramadan I don't know what you're talking about. And I'll see you all in the next video. On every single day we wish to succeed I am suspending the processing.