Jowie Irungu was spotted at Quiver bar on Tuesday night. Quiver bar is a popular club in Kenya. Quiver Lounge is a fancy, luxurious bar and restaurant. In Nairobi, Kenya, on Thika Super Highway across from Garden City, having a good time with friends and taking photos.
These pictures, which were posted on Quiver Lounge’s official Facebook page, have since caused conversations online.
How Kenyans responded:
Jowie was arrested on September 25, 2018, because he was believed to have killed Monica Kimani. A situation where people went to court to share what they saw and provide proof. Jowie was put in jail the whole time and asked two times to be let out on bail, but they said no both times. On the flip side, Jackie Maribe, who was charged with the same crime as Jowie, was set free after paying bail.
According to a news report, his mom and dad used to go from Nakuru County to Kamiti Maximum Prison to visit him. However, they were only allowed a visit of 10 minutes.
On Capital FM, he admitted that he was one of the nine prisoners who were locked away separately from others. Feeling alone is very sad. Instead of going to the hospital, a patient who needs a book can ask for one and only receive it if given permission. Most people would not think this is a good place to be.
People who support him wanted him to be released after he was not allowed to post bail. This includes a former producer from Capital FM and a Member of Parliament from Embakasi named Babu Owino. The rich and powerful supposedly used the legal system for their own benefit, while the poor did not receive fair treatment.
Publish or put out.
This is after the second-to-last witness in the case, Chief Investigating Officer Maxwell Otieno, said that Jowie, the main suspect, was present at the location where the crime took place on the night when Monica was allegedly killed at Lamuria Gardens in June of last year.
The person who saw what happened said that both Jowie and Maribe worked together to kill the 29-year-old entrepreneur from Juba in September 2018. They showed the court evidence that they had collected during their investigations.
Finally, everything fell into place for Irungu, and on February 13, 2020, he was granted a Ksh2 million bond. He was also instructed not to talk about the situation with anyone else.
Joseph “Jowie” Irungu and Jacque Maribe were accused of killing Monica Kimani two months ago. They had lawyers who defended them.
The judge in the trial said there was enough proof to find the two defendants guilty.
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