The one on the left is John Gitari Ndambiri, the one on the right is Stephen Munene, the one in the middle is the VICTIM. They stole an Eric's Toyota Allion early this year. By God's grace he managed to get it back. They are closely working with the Police to swindle innocent Kenyans.

This victim comes across as some super-moron.

There is a serious issue here of people being far from problem solvers...as long as they are not involved most of us don't care. How then do we stop these thugs???

This usually happens to first timers in matters relating to land,jobs, and motor vehicles.

painful experience but necessary in future "deals"

I don't think this guy can be helped in any way. There are things you may excuse for his being a first timer. But what about things like endangering his life by not only traveling all the way to Embu with complete strangers but even arranging to meet them late in the evening and further insisting that he wanted to go spend at their homes when he had already realised they were con-men?

The conned guy is aslo greedy, that is why he is into this kind of deals. let your money work for you pole pole!

'connee turned conner.'
I haven't read the story cz the pic is stressful to the mind,especially the trousers!
But I discovered that it's greed which makes people get conned.

In the city centre there's a brown, decent looking woman probably in her 40's or 50's.
Curled hair and carries a neat bag.Smart lady.
She's been in the city since I left high school Met her a couple of times repeating the same old story I heard years back.>>looking for direction/lost money.
Her composure,humble and calm nature makes people stop to help her with cash.
smooth talking operator.

She almost beat me up after I exposed her one day LOL.Took to my heels. Beware!! usichapwe

Anyway,being gullible is a gift to some.