you are probably right.

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You have to be very careful with stories like this one.

The father saying the daughter doesn't drink may not be wrong. Many of us have seen what a little drink can do to a girl or guy who has never drunk before.

Please never judge anyone with one or two days of being drunk especially those who are growing up. It is a rite of passage that many have gone through.

Being intoxicated as Mutahi is claiming here does not tell us "with what"...Unless Mutahi was serving the drinks he can't know what type of intoxication we are talking about.

This story is interesting to say the least. There is a lot that is being said here. But the real story is being ignored

"What was this party all about? Who were the participants in this party? Why were young girls and MP's in a party partaking things that made them drunk?"

That's the real story. Only then can we know the whole story. But trying to destroy the character of a young girl who may have been lured to this den and is now dead, is not right.

That is normal, most parents dont know and if they know they dont believe/admit that their kids are capable of doing all that.

The testimony of the friend could be true. On one hand, he paints the MP as very bad. She brings the issue of slapping..the girl. Of course the MP does not like that. Then we also learned that the MP said it's time for people to go home because they were already drunk and offered to drop the girls home. She asks the MP's help to trace the girl and the MP refuses because he was annoyed with Keino. She actually shows the bad and the good side of the MP.

That girl I am sure knows if Mercy was taking alcohol for the first time.

Imagine such news on kameme or inooro "Kafogo akímûhúra keino rûhî makîrîa ikeno".