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Lolest!
#341 Posted : Tuesday, October 09, 2018 6:19:25 PM
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MugundaMan wrote:


A father's love wapi?

Where was he when;

1. She was all over the city engaging in partying, ulevi na ulsayqueeni with Jowie and even before Jowie. This is a lady who was clearly painting the town red, getting dead drunk frequently and being picked up at 3 am at tufunny funny clubs where we know nothing good happens. A real father who loves his daughter would not have raised her to live such a hedonistic and immoral lifestyle. It is like the drunkard who knows that their ulevi is bad for their health and safety, but stubbornly keeps drinking for 40 years thinking they have no problem, then one day they get a pain in their stomach and in hosi the doctor tells them they have pancreatic cancer caused by drinking and have a year to live at most! No matter how many tears they shed on themselves at that point hizi ni shida za kujiletea. Where was the father to tell her her lifestyle would bring trouble to her? Was he also in the bar passing out from ulevi so didn't care? This was a terrible father indeed!

2. Where was he when she was busy getting a baby out of wedlock fuaaaa bila mpango? Where was his love? It could have stepped in at this point and told her "Jacque, look, your life is out of control. Close your legs, do the right thing...at the minimum use protection jameni!" What kind of father raised a girl to be like this? Where was the love?


3. Where was he when she was dating all these thugs, married men or no job no income types? Mara oo she is dating this person, then ooo she is dating some politican, then oooo now the jobless Jowie. Was he not concerned about her life to ask the tough questions about what strange characters she was dating? With the scandals all over the news even before Jowie..where was he?

Oh cry me a river baba Maribe! Cry mpaka ujaze ndoo! You were not a loving father at all if you at no point through all these years of turmoil intervened to rescue your baby girl Jacque from herself!

You want to tell us that kids always follow parents' instructions? Did you or do you always follow what your parent wants you to do or not to do?
Hats off Mr Marine! I would stand with my child even if he/she was a Jowir
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MugundaMan
#342 Posted : Tuesday, October 09, 2018 6:32:51 PM
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Lolest! wrote:

You want to tell us that kids always follow parents' instructions? Did you or do you always follow what your parent wants you to do or not to do?


Oh yes! And if I didn't my hide was on the line for a thorough whipping! That is why I did not end up a Jowie living off women and slitting throats in bathtubs!


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Hats off Mr Marine! I would stand with my child even if he/she was a Jowir


That is where we respectfully differ. The moment I saw any signs of ukora in Jowie as a toddler, as a father, I would not spare the rod on him, and if it got worse in his teenage years, I would PERSONALLY frogmarch him to the police/chief/authorities whenever he committed a petty crime, so that he learned the lesson and the errant behavior ceased. If his papa did this many years ago, Jowie would not end up a scammer claiming his own dad was dead and going around with guns massacring people! Think of the gang problems in different countries.

Studies have shown the prime cause of these otherwise innocent kids growing up to be jail bound hardcore thugs is because of a breakdown of the family unit and the lack of ethical and moral direction and control by the parents(or by whatever parent is left in a single family situation). This is the difference that ends up making one child a murderous thug and the other who grew up in the house next to them in the same bad environment a star student who makes something of themselves. Let the father cry till the cows come home!
murchr
#343 Posted : Tuesday, October 09, 2018 7:10:42 PM
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Penal Code Kenya wrote:

203. Murder

Any person who of malice aforethought causes death of another person by an unlawful act or omission is guilty of murder.

204. Punishment of murder


Any person convicted of murder shall be sentenced to death.

206. Malice aforethought

Malice aforethought shall be deemed to be established by evidence proving anyone or more of the following circumstances—

    (a) an intention to cause the death of or to do grievous harm to any person, whether that person is the person actually killed or not;

    (b) knowledge that the act or omission causing death will probably cause the death of or grievous harm to some person, whether that person is the person actually killed or not, although such knowledge is accompanied by indifference whether death or grievous bodily harm is caused or not, or by a wish that it may not be caused;

    (c) an intent to commit a felony;

    (d) an intention by the act or omission to facilitate the flight or escape from custody of any person who has committed or attempted to commit a felony



That last one could be what the DPP wants to pursue for Jacky
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Lolest!
#344 Posted : Tuesday, October 09, 2018 7:19:00 PM
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MugundaMan wrote:
Lolest! wrote:

You want to tell us that kids always follow parents' instructions? Did you or do you always follow what your parent wants you to do or not to do?


Oh yes! And if I didn't my hide was on the line for a thorough whipping! That is why I did not end up a Jowie living off women and slitting throats in bathtubs!


Quote:
Hats off Mr Marine! I would stand with my child even if he/she was a Jowir


That is where we respectfully differ. The moment I saw any signs of ukora in Jowie as a toddler, as a father, I would not spare the rod on him, and if it got worse in his teenage years, I would PERSONALLY frogmarch him to the police/chief/authorities whenever he committed a petty crime, so that he learned the lesson and the errant behavior ceased. If his papa did this many years ago, Jowie would not end up a scammer claiming his own dad was dead and going around with guns massacring people! Think of the gang problems in different countries.

Studies have shown the prime cause of these otherwise innocent kids growing up to be jail bound hardcore thugs is because of a breakdown of the family unit and the lack of ethical and moral direction and control by the parents(or by whatever parent is left in a single family situation). This is the difference that ends up making one child a murderous thug and the other who grew up in the house next to them in the same bad environment a star student who makes something of themselves. Let the father cry till the cows come home!

Your self righteous posts paint with too broad a brush

There are many factors affecting how people turn out as adults. Parenting is just one of them. More often than not, the child you knew up to 13 is different from the 16 year old, is different from the 20 yr old and the 28 year old

I believe Jowie boy could have been a good boy as his Nakuru former neighbours said. That's how he was brought up. A good boy. But he changed, a lot of people do. Just like some bad boys change to good.

Even kids brought up under the same set of rules don't always end up the same as in your generalization! You find brother mlevi with a teetotaler from the same set of parents! Some, it's nature(as opposed to nurture)

Why do people always assume nurture (environment, mtaa, schooling, how strict parents were) is everything? People are born with some good and/or bad traits!
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Lolest!
#345 Posted : Tuesday, October 09, 2018 7:22:51 PM
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MugundaMan wrote:
Lolest! wrote:

You want to tell us that kids always follow parents' instructions? Did you or do you always follow what your parent wants you to do or not to do?


Oh yes! And if I didn't my hide was on the line for a thorough whipping! That is why I did not end up a Jowie living off women and slitting throats in bathtubs!


Quote:
Hats off Mr Marine! I would stand with my child even if he/she was a Jowir


That is where we respectfully differ. The moment I saw any signs of ukora in Jowie as a toddler, as a father, I would not spare the rod on him, and if it got worse in his teenage years, I would PERSONALLY frogmarch him to the police/chief/authorities whenever he committed a petty crime, so that he learned the lesson and the errant behavior ceased. If his papa did this many years ago, Jowie would not end up a scammer claiming his own dad was dead and going around with guns massacring people! Think of the gang problems in different countries.

Studies have shown the prime cause of these otherwise innocent kids growing up to be jail bound hardcore thugs is because of a breakdown of the family unit and the lack of ethical and moral direction and control by the parents(or by whatever parent is left in a single family situation). This is the difference that ends up making one child a murderous thug and the other who grew up in the house next to them in the same bad environment a star student who makes something of themselves. Let the father cry till the cows come home!

Your self righteous posts paint with too broad a brush

There are many factors affecting how people turn out as adults. Parenting is just one of them. More often than not, the child you knew up to 13 is different from the 16 year old, is different from the 20 yr old and the 28 year old

I believe Jowie boy could have been a good boy as his Nakuru former neighbours said. That's how he was brought up. A good boy. But he changed, a lot of people do. Just like some bad boys change to good.

Even kids brought up under the same set of rules don't always end up the same as in your generalization! You find brother mlevi with a teetotaler from the same set of parents! Some, it's nature(as opposed to nurture)

Why do people always assume nurture (environment, mtaa, schooling, how strict parents were) is everything? People are born with some good and/or bad traits!
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mkenyan
#346 Posted : Tuesday, October 09, 2018 7:46:26 PM
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Obi 1 Kanobi wrote:
Is a murder charge really sustainable for Jacque Maribe. Wouldn't a lesser charge be easier to prove, I hope the DPP has sufficient proof although I will be very surprised if he does, as I would be shocked if the lady could have read news of the death of Monica with a straight face if she was involved.

doesn't really matter. she can be charged with murder and after the hearing the judge convicts for a lesser offence of accessory. disregard those theories of 'if she is not convicted of murder she gets away with it.' same way jowi could be charged with murder and gets convicted of manslaughter instead - remember the dola guy?
murchr
#347 Posted : Tuesday, October 09, 2018 8:03:22 PM
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mkenyan wrote:
Obi 1 Kanobi wrote:
Is a murder charge really sustainable for Jacque Maribe. Wouldn't a lesser charge be easier to prove, I hope the DPP has sufficient proof although I will be very surprised if he does, as I would be shocked if the lady could have read news of the death of Monica with a straight face if she was involved.


doesn't really matter. she can be charged with murder and after the hearing the judge convicts for a lesser offence of accessory. disregard those theories of 'if she is not convicted of murder she gets away with it.' same way jowi could be charged with murder and gets convicted of manslaughter instead - remember the dola guy?


Dola got Manslaughter because his lawyer proved that he did not plan to kill his wife (malice aforethought; no intent), the prosecutor was not able to show any prove of a plan or intent to kill. He happened to act (snap) after a disagreement. He presented himself to police

Jowi here stole someone's ID and used it to gain entry into her premise (that may be used to show intent to kill)
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MugundaMan
#348 Posted : Tuesday, October 09, 2018 8:45:59 PM
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Lolest! wrote:

Your self righteous posts paint with too broad a brush

There are many factors affecting how people turn out as adults. Parenting is just one of them. More often than not, the child you knew up to 13 is different from the 16 year old, is different from the 20 yr old and the 28 year old

I believe Jowie boy could have been a good boy as his Nakuru former neighbours said. That's how he was brought up. A good boy. But he changed, a lot of people do. Just like some bad boys change to good.

Even kids brought up under the same set of rules don't always end up the same as in your generalization! You find brother mlevi with a teetotaler from the same set of parents! Some, it's nature(as opposed to nurture)

Why do people always assume nurture (environment, mtaa, schooling, how strict parents were) is everything? People are born with some good and/or bad traits!


@Lolest

This cultural and moral relativism crap is what breeds the Jowie's of this world!
Pavlov long disproved the hopeless myth that nurture cannot convert any person (or dog) into a model citizen (or something more sinister) if proper conditioning from a young age is applied. Behavioral scientists like John Broadus Watson, standing on Pavlovs shoulders once said:

“Give me a dozen healthy infants, well-formed, and my own specified world to bring them up in and I’ll guarantee to take any one at random and train him to become any type of specialist I might select—doctor, lawyer, artist, merchant-chief and, yes, even beggar-man and thief, regardless of his talents, penchants, tendencies, abilities, vocations, and race of his ancestors. (1930)"


What more do you people want to be told jameni?
. Silly lies that you cannot control and raise your kids to be upright people in society?

Why do you think many young teenagers in Nairobi, Hong Kong and even crazy Papua New Guinea are all wearing sagging jeans and a few years back a mohawk hairstyle. Very sophisticated classical conditioning thanks to Hellywierd cultural imperialism crafted in labs like Rand Corporation. The way you train/grow a child up is the way they will be. The fact that one child grows up to be a thief and the other a doctor too is directly attributable to the attention, nurturing and moulding (or lack thereof) that you paid to each individual child!

When the Bible tells you to raise a child a certain way and they will not depart from it in their later years it is true. But of course all you moral relativists of today disagree because even in your own homes you are steeped in (for example) ulevi so the child cannot take you seriously when you tell them to stop drinking! Then you later cry that your son/daughter has Jowie'd someone! Cry me a river!


Angelica _ann
#349 Posted : Tuesday, October 09, 2018 8:46:47 PM
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murchr wrote:
mkenyan wrote:
Obi 1 Kanobi wrote:
Is a murder charge really sustainable for Jacque Maribe. Wouldn't a lesser charge be easier to prove, I hope the DPP has sufficient proof although I will be very surprised if he does, as I would be shocked if the lady could have read news of the death of Monica with a straight face if she was involved.


doesn't really matter. she can be charged with murder and after the hearing the judge convicts for a lesser offence of accessory. disregard those theories of 'if she is not convicted of murder she gets away with it.' same way jowi could be charged with murder and gets convicted of manslaughter instead - remember the dola guy?


Dola got Manslaughter because his lawyer proved that he did not plan to kill his wife (malice aforethought; no intent), the prosecutor was not able to show any prove of a plan or intent to kill. He happened to act (snap) after a disagreement. He presented himself to police

Jowi here stole someone's ID and used it to gain entry into her premise (that may be used to show intent to kill)


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Lolest!
#350 Posted : Tuesday, October 09, 2018 9:06:18 PM
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Quote:

This cultural and moral relativism crap is what breeds the Jowie's of this world!
Pavlov long disproved the hopeless myth that nurture cannot convert any person (or dog) into a model citizen (or something more sinister) if proper conditioning from a young age is applied. Behavioral scientists like John Broadus Watson, standing on Pavlovs shoulders once said:

“Give me a dozen healthy infants, well-formed, and my own specified world to bring them up in and I’ll guarantee to take any one at random and train him to become any type of specialist I might select—doctor, lawyer, artist, merchant-chief and, yes, even beggar-man and thief, regardless of his talents, penchants, tendencies, abilities, vocations, and race of his ancestors. (1930)"

What more do you people want to be told jameni?. Silly lies that you cannot control and raise your kids to be upright people in society?

Why do you think many young teenagers in Nairobi, Hong Kong and even crazy Papua New Guinea are all wearing sagging jeans and a few years back a mohawk hairstyle. Very sophisticated classical conditioning thanks to Hellywierd cultural imperialism crafted in labs like Rand Corporation. The way you train/grow a child up is the way they will be. The fact that one child grows up to be a thief and the other a doctor too is directly attributable to the attention, nurturing and moulding (or lack thereof) that you paid to each individual child!

When the Bible tells you to raise a child a certain way and they will not depart from it in their later years it is true. But of course all you moral relativists of today disagree because even in your own homes you are steeped in ulevi so the child cannot take you seriously when you tell them to stop drinking! Then you later cry that your son/daughter has Jowie'd someone! Cry me a river!

Hope you don't use words like crap while your kids are listening.

There's only so much as a parent you can do. Yes, be strict, enforce rules etc but your being Christian today isn't an assurance that tomorrow they'll not go into atheism, Islam, or join those traditionalists praying facing mountains and doing animal sacrifices

There is no assurance. Even in scripture, Job kept praying for his children in case while in their parties they sinned against God

Have you read Nakuru people's testimonies about Jowie? They all say he was a fine young man. Was in the choir even. A young man with a good name in an urban area. Somewhere stuff changed. Maybe the caged nature came out once he got a job and moved out or he just changed.

Na sikunywangi.
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alma1
#351 Posted : Tuesday, October 09, 2018 9:15:23 PM
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Mugundaman is right. There is a certain air of entitlement amongst the youth in Kenya. For whatever reason, they think that they can get away with murder. Coz daddy will come running.

Listen, this is Maribe's bed and she'd better get used to laying on it.

When someone shoots himself with a gun, normal people would report the matter to the police. Not running to 3 hospitals in the dead of the night, then pretending nothing ever happened.

Unless, this is something that is common to these fellas. Where they share out guns and shoot each other at night.

I don't believe the DPP is mad. They may have tried to convince her to sell out her gashungwa. Then she refused until after more evidence from the maid was gathered. At which point the entitled one was useless to them.

Ili iwe funzo...Stop protecting criminals. Maybe coz of working with sooo many politicians, that's a concept she has yet to understand.

But by next week Friday when she will be denied bail, she will understand.
Thieves are not good people. Tumeelewana?

MugundaMan
#352 Posted : Tuesday, October 09, 2018 9:24:19 PM
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Lolest! wrote:

Hope you don't use words like crap while your kids are listening.

There's only so much as a parent you can do. Yes, be strict, enforce rules etc but your being Christian today isn't an assurance that tomorrow they'll not go into atheism, Islam, or join those traditionalists praying facing mountains and doing animal sacrifices

There is no assurance. Even in scripture, Job kept praying for his children in case while in their parties they sinned against God

Have you read Nakuru people's testimonies about Jowie? They all say he was a fine young man. Was in the choir even. A young man with a good name in an urban area. Somewhere stuff changed. Maybe the caged nature came out once he got a job and moved out or he just changed.

Na sikunywangi.



@Lolest

Did you forget that the word crap is used in the Bible in a very graphic way in Ezekiel? Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly
There is nothing sinful about the word in the right context.

You clearly do not believe in the same Bible you are quoting if you do not believe it when it tells you how they wil turn out if you raise them the right way!

Where does it say Job's kids were killers and drunkards? All Job 1:5 says is that during days of feasting, Job would try to appease God because..."Perhaps my children have sinned and cursed God in their hearts."

Ati there is only so much a parent can do? This is the bald faced lie I have already told you Pavlov debunked almost a century ago. Have you watched "The Super Nanny" show? Watch a few episodes when you get time and you will see the reasons why majority of parents fail miserably at parenting and how it can be remedied fast!

As for Jowie being a "good" person, you know full well that none is "good" based on ministry or church attendance. Singing in church or having a (fake?) pastor father does not necessarily mean his character was "good" back then. Ask Monica Kimani's father! We still have not been told how his life inside the home and in school was. Did he observe his (fake) pastor dad stealing, bribing, committing adultery etc within the home? That could have been one of the triggers that led to him going rogue!

alma1
#353 Posted : Tuesday, October 09, 2018 9:33:59 PM
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MugundaMan wrote:
Lolest! wrote:

Hope you don't use words like crap while your kids are listening.

There's only so much as a parent you can do. Yes, be strict, enforce rules etc but your being Christian today isn't an assurance that tomorrow they'll not go into atheism, Islam, or join those traditionalists praying facing mountains and doing animal sacrifices

There is no assurance. Even in scripture, Job kept praying for his children in case while in their parties they sinned against God

Have you read Nakuru people's testimonies about Jowie? They all say he was a fine young man. Was in the choir even. A young man with a good name in an urban area. Somewhere stuff changed. Maybe the caged nature came out once he got a job and moved out or he just changed.

Na sikunywangi.



@Lolest

Did you forget that the word crap is used in the Bible in a very graphic way in Ezekiel? Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly
There is nothing sinful about the word in the right context.

You clearly do not believe in the same Bible you are quoting if you do not believe it when it tells you how they wil turn out if you raise them the right way!

Where does it say Job's kids were killers and drunkards? All Job 1:5 says is that during days of feasting, Job would try to appease god because..."Perhaps my children have sinned and cursed God in their hearts."

Ati there is only so much a parent can do? This is the bald faced lie I have already told you Pavlov debunked almost a century ago. Have you watched "The Nanny" show? Watch a few episodes when you get time and you will see the reasons why majority of parents fail miserably at parenting and how it can be remedied fast!

As for Jowie being a "good" person, you know full well that none is "good" based on ministry or church attendance. Singing in church or having a (fake?) pastor father does not necessarily mean his character was "good" back then. Ask Monica Kimani's father! We still have not been told how his life inside the home and in school was. Did he observe his (fake) pastor dad stealing, bribing, committing adultery etc within the home? That could have been one of the triggers that led to him going rogue!



From my experience, the children of pastors, men of god, purists etc are usually the loudest drundards in a pub. Didn't say all, just said the noise makers I've seen in pubs.

As for Maribe, I really don't think this DPP is a madman. Charging murder is not a funny thing. I like you, will wait for the hearings to start. Not offering condolences to people who work as chauffeurs to suicidal people with illegal guns.
Thieves are not good people. Tumeelewana?

MugundaMan
#354 Posted : Tuesday, October 09, 2018 9:36:43 PM
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alma1 wrote:
Mugundaman is right. There is a certain air of entitlement amongst the youth in Kenya. For whatever reason, they think that they can get away with murder. Coz daddy will come running.

Listen, this is Maribe's bed and she'd better get used to laying on it.

When someone shoots himself with a gun, normal people would report the matter to the police. Not running to 3 hospitals in the dead of the night, then pretending nothing ever happened.

Unless, this is something that is common to these fellas. Where they share out guns and shoot each other at night.

I don't believe the DPP is mad. They may have tried to convince her to sell out her gashungwa. Then she refused until after more evidence from the maid was gathered. At which point the entitled one was useless to them.

Ili iwe funzo...Stop protecting criminals. Maybe coz of working with sooo many politicians, that's a concept she has yet to understand.

But by next week Friday when she will be denied bail, she will understand.


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MugundaMan
#355 Posted : Tuesday, October 09, 2018 9:39:53 PM
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alma1 wrote:


From my experience, the children of pastors, men of god, purists etc are usually the loudest drundards in a pub. Didn't say all, just said the noise makers I've seen in pubs..


Laughing out loudly perhaps because they see the hypocrisy of fake pastor dad's secretly drinking behind closed doors? I have several genuine real pastors in my life and none of them has rowdy kids. In fact in Scripture the qualifications of a pastor (overseer) are very clear. They should have control over their house and their kids should be godly, because if they cannot have rule over their own house how will they have rule over God's church?

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FRM2011
#356 Posted : Tuesday, October 09, 2018 11:47:09 PM
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MugundaMan wrote:


A father's love wapi?

Where was he when;

1. She was all over the city engaging in partying, ulevi na ulsayqueeni with Jowie and even before Jowie. This is a lady who was clearly painting the town red, getting dead drunk frequently and being picked up at 3 am at tufunny funny clubs where we know nothing good happens. A real father who loves his daughter would not have raised her to live such a hedonistic and immoral lifestyle. It is like the drunkard who knows that their ulevi is bad for their health and safety, but stubbornly keeps drinking for 40 years thinking they have no problem, then one day they get a pain in their stomach and in hosi the doctor tells them they have pancreatic cancer caused by drinking and have a year to live at most! No matter how many tears they shed on themselves at that point hizi ni shida za kujiletea. Where was the father to tell her her lifestyle would bring trouble to her? Was he also in the bar passing out from ulevi so didn't care? This was a terrible father indeed!

2. Where was he when she was busy getting a baby out of wedlock fuaaaa bila mpango? Where was his love? It could have stepped in at this point and told her "Jacque, look, your life is out of control. Close your legs, do the right thing...at the minimum use protection jameni!" What kind of father raised a girl to be like this? Where was the love?


3. Where was he when she was dating all these thugs, married men or no job no income types? Mara oo she is dating this person, then ooo she is dating some politican, then oooo now the jobless Jowie. Was he not concerned about her life to ask the tough questions about what strange characters she was dating? With the scandals all over the news even before Jowie..where was he?

Oh cry me a river baba Maribe! Cry mpaka ujaze ndoo! You were not a loving father at all if you at no point through all these years of turmoil intervened to rescue your baby girl Jacque from herself!


I was going to let you go on and on with your self-righteous crap, until you threw the word immoral. See, that is where I draw the line. You aver Jackie was leading an immoral life.

My question is do we have a moral code as kenyans ? You know where are the rules of what is right and wrong ? The bible you say ? Thank you. Believe it and make sure your family does the same. Doubt maribe's dad told you he believes in it as well. Culture you say ?? Which one ? @masukuma has written deep stuff here about culture that can fill a PhD thesis.

Finally, we do have a universal moral code as kenyans. It's called the constitution. Anything outside the constitution is for Christian jihadists like Ezekiel mutua and yourself.

Go and become the greatest father there is. Maribe's dad wasn't trying to measure to your jihadist standards.
MugundaMan
#357 Posted : Tuesday, October 09, 2018 11:54:00 PM
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FRM2011 wrote:
MugundaMan wrote:


A father's love wapi?

Where was he when;

1. She was all over the city engaging in partying, ulevi na ulsayqueeni with Jowie and even before Jowie. This is a lady who was clearly painting the town red, getting dead drunk frequently and being picked up at 3 am at tufunny funny clubs where we know nothing good happens. A real father who loves his daughter would not have raised her to live such a hedonistic and immoral lifestyle. It is like the drunkard who knows that their ulevi is bad for their health and safety, but stubbornly keeps drinking for 40 years thinking they have no problem, then one day they get a pain in their stomach and in hosi the doctor tells them they have pancreatic cancer caused by drinking and have a year to live at most! No matter how many tears they shed on themselves at that point hizi ni shida za kujiletea. Where was the father to tell her her lifestyle would bring trouble to her? Was he also in the bar passing out from ulevi so didn't care? This was a terrible father indeed!

2. Where was he when she was busy getting a baby out of wedlock fuaaaa bila mpango? Where was his love? It could have stepped in at this point and told her "Jacque, look, your life is out of control. Close your legs, do the right thing...at the minimum use protection jameni!" What kind of father raised a girl to be like this? Where was the love?


3. Where was he when she was dating all these thugs, married men or no job no income types? Mara oo she is dating this person, then ooo she is dating some politican, then oooo now the jobless Jowie. Was he not concerned about her life to ask the tough questions about what strange characters she was dating? With the scandals all over the news even before Jowie..where was he?

Oh cry me a river baba Maribe! Cry mpaka ujaze ndoo! You were not a loving father at all if you at no point through all these years of turmoil intervened to rescue your baby girl Jacque from herself!


I was going to let you go on and on with your self-righteous crap, until you threw the word immoral. See, that is where I draw the line. You aver Jackie was leading an immoral life.

My question is do we have a moral code as kenyans ? You know where are the rules of what is right and wrong ? The bible you say ? Thank you. Believe it and make sure your family does the same. Doubt maribe's dad told you he believes in it as well. Culture you say ?? Which one ? @masukuma has written deep stuff here about culture that can fill a PhD thesis.

Finally, we do have a universal moral code as kenyans. It's called the constitution. Anything outside the constitution is for Christian jihadists like Ezekiel mutua and yourself.

Go and become the greatest father there is. Maribe's dad wasn't trying to measure to your jihadist standards.


Indeed, that is why he should not cry us rivers as he sees his daughter get on the Mariamu to Langata Women's prison Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly
sitaki.kujulikana
#358 Posted : Wednesday, October 10, 2018 2:05:12 AM
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Angelica _ann wrote:
murchr wrote:
mkenyan wrote:
Obi 1 Kanobi wrote:
Is a murder charge really sustainable for Jacque Maribe. Wouldn't a lesser charge be easier to prove, I hope the DPP has sufficient proof although I will be very surprised if he does, as I would be shocked if the lady could have read news of the death of Monica with a straight face if she was involved.


doesn't really matter. she can be charged with murder and after the hearing the judge convicts for a lesser offence of accessory. disregard those theories of 'if she is not convicted of murder she gets away with it.' same way jowi could be charged with murder and gets convicted of manslaughter instead - remember the dola guy?


Dola got Manslaughter because his lawyer proved that he did not plan to kill his wife (malice aforethought; no intent), the prosecutor was not able to show any prove of a plan or intent to kill. He happened to act (snap) after a disagreement. He presented himself to police

Jowi here stole someone's ID and used it to gain entry into her premise (that may be used to show intent to kill)


Plus kanzu/cap, plus burn it up, unga plaster, plus ceiling tingz, plus, plus plus plus.

may be the id, kanzu can also be intent to cheat on the fiance, if they can show he was having an affair then the disguise can be explained, especially considering he was engaged to a renown figure, the case might have more twists once it commences, may be the guy is innocent who knows.
murchr
#359 Posted : Wednesday, October 10, 2018 2:55:05 AM
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sitaki.kujulikana wrote:
Angelica _ann wrote:
murchr wrote:
mkenyan wrote:
Obi 1 Kanobi wrote:
Is a murder charge really sustainable for Jacque Maribe. Wouldn't a lesser charge be easier to prove, I hope the DPP has sufficient proof although I will be very surprised if he does, as I would be shocked if the lady could have read news of the death of Monica with a straight face if she was involved.


doesn't really matter. she can be charged with murder and after the hearing the judge convicts for a lesser offence of accessory. disregard those theories of 'if she is not convicted of murder she gets away with it.' same way jowi could be charged with murder and gets convicted of manslaughter instead - remember the dola guy?


Dola got Manslaughter because his lawyer proved that he did not plan to kill his wife (malice aforethought; no intent), the prosecutor was not able to show any prove of a plan or intent to kill. He happened to act (snap) after a disagreement. He presented himself to police

Jowi here stole someone's ID and used it to gain entry into her premise (that may be used to show intent to kill)


Plus kanzu/cap, plus burn it up, unga plaster, plus ceiling tingz, plus, plus plus plus.

may be the id, kanzu can also be intent to cheat on the fiance, if they can show he was having an affair then the disguise can be explained, especially considering he was engaged to a renown figure, the case might have more twists once it commences, may be the guy is innocent who knows.



Quite true, there will be twists and turns but if Ombeta tries to bring the disguise theory he might introduce the line of thinking that he killed her with the intention of concealing that affair.....and that will clearly define murder.
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maka
#360 Posted : Wednesday, October 10, 2018 4:15:46 AM
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Joined: 4/22/2010
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murchr wrote:
sitaki.kujulikana wrote:
Angelica _ann wrote:
murchr wrote:
mkenyan wrote:
Obi 1 Kanobi wrote:
Is a murder charge really sustainable for Jacque Maribe. Wouldn't a lesser charge be easier to prove, I hope the DPP has sufficient proof although I will be very surprised if he does, as I would be shocked if the lady could have read news of the death of Monica with a straight face if she was involved.


doesn't really matter. she can be charged with murder and after the hearing the judge convicts for a lesser offence of accessory. disregard those theories of 'if she is not convicted of murder she gets away with it.' same way jowi could be charged with murder and gets convicted of manslaughter instead - remember the dola guy?


Dola got Manslaughter because his lawyer proved that he did not plan to kill his wife (malice aforethought; no intent), the prosecutor was not able to show any prove of a plan or intent to kill. He happened to act (snap) after a disagreement. He presented himself to police

Jowi here stole someone's ID and used it to gain entry into her premise (that may be used to show intent to kill)


Plus kanzu/cap, plus burn it up, unga plaster, plus ceiling tingz, plus, plus plus plus.

may be the id, kanzu can also be intent to cheat on the fiance, if they can show he was having an affair then the disguise can be explained, especially considering he was engaged to a renown figure, the case might have more twists once it commences, may be the guy is innocent who knows.



Quite true, there will be twists and turns but if Ombeta tries to bring the disguise theory he might introduce the line of thinking that he killed her with the intention of concealing that affair.....and that will clearly define murder.



Ombeta never does a case to conclusion...
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