Nairobi Lady Who Blacked out and Woke up in Pool of Blood after 2 Days Discovers What Happened
- On the evening of July 28, 2025, Maureen Njeri returned home after seeing off a friend, only to wake up two days later in a pool of blood
- She suffered a swollen face and eyes, along with intense pain, and had no memory of the attack until piecing events together later
- Now, two weeks later, Maureen is divulging to TUKO.co.ke what happened to her, and the identity of the person who hurt her and left her for dead
- The young woman is also appealing for help from well-wishers to get a job because she is worried the suspect might return to hurt her again
On the evening of July 28, 2025, Maureen Njeri, who lives in Nairobi, returned home after seeing off a friend.
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Within minutes of her return, everything went blank.
She would wake up two days later to find herself in a pool of blood, with her face and eyes completely swollen, and she was experiencing excruciating pain.
Maureen Njeri narrates what happened
More than two weeks later, the young Nairobi woman, who is a mother of one, can finally fill in the blanks of what happened to her, and she also knows the alleged perpetrator.
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She told TUKO.co.ke that her boyfriend is now the main suspect in the incident in which she believes she was beaten while unconscious on the night of July 28.
"We had been having problems in our relationship because I was against him doing drugs. I had told him that if he did not quit drugs, I would leave the relationship. I think this is why he got angry and beat me up that day," she said.
Maureen said her neighbours heard the man beating her up, and they revealed to her that it was he who meted out the beating on her.
"When I reported the matter, he disappeared, and since then, I have not seen him. His phone is also off. I hope that the police are looking for him," she added.
Maureen Njeri seeks help
Maureen said she is apprehensive that the man may return to beat her up again.
She appealed to well-wishers to help her get a job so that she can provide for herself and her child and move elsewhere.
"I can do any job, but mostly, a caregiving role is what I would want. I appeal to anyone who can help me to do so," she said.
She shared photos showing that her face has finally started healing, and she hopes for a fresh start and justice for herself.
Source: UGC
What the Kenyan law says about domestic violence
According to information shared by CF Otieno and Co.Advocates, any form of violence is condemned under the Kenyan law.
The Protection Against Domestic Violence Act of 2015 has laws on all matters of domestic violence. It defines domestic violence as when someone physically hurts or threatens to hurt another person with whom they have a domestic relationship.
It specifies the domestic relationship to be between the victim and:
1. A spouse, or former spouse, in the case where they were married
2. A family member, or a roommate
3. A person with whom they have a child
4. A person with whom they have a close and personal relationship
Domestic violence, especially in the Kenyan context, manifests physically, where a victim is beaten, emotionally or psychologically and economically.
If you are undergoing domestic violence or are under such a threat, reporting and getting a protection order is one of the ways to shield yourself.
This order means the perpetrator will be formally barred from going near the victim.
Nairobi lady seeks justice
In other news, a Nairobi woman travelling to Mombasa on April 14 sought justice after narrating the chilling account of being drugged and robbed aboard a Mash Bus.
Delilah Akoth Omondi, popularly known as Adelle Omondi, told TUKO.co.ke that she was en route to Mombasa when she boarded a Mash Bus and took seat number 37.
She recalled that she sat next to a middle-aged man who kept offering her some tea. Sadly, she woke up the next morning while at the Coast General Hospital with no memory of how she ended up there.
Proofreading by Jackson Otukho, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
