- Esther Mariah Njeri, who disappeared in 2012, has finally been found alive in Saudi Arabia
- His family had lost contact with him after he was expected to return home in December that year
- Jesica, a Kenyan woman who recently returned from the Gulf country, revealed that Njeri is alive but is imprisoned for 17 years’ imprisonment
Esther’s family Mariah Njeri can now breathe after it is found alive, after disappearing in 2012.
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The disappearance of Njeri was publicly announced by his family, which stated that he traveled to Saudi Arabia in 2006 and remained in their regular communications until he suddenly disappeared.
Expected to return home in December 2012, but She disappeared without any communication and left her mother, sisters, and her children in pain.
Why is Mariah Njeri in prison?
Following their online request, a woman identified as Jesica contacted Voo TV and revealed that she had Njeri in Almaz Prison.
Jesica, who was jailed for two years and two months, noted that Njeri is serving a 17 -year prison sentence.
He claimed that Njeri was arrested for alleged magic and would be forgiven or served his imprisonment fully.
“His Taḥkim is eight years old, and it is magic. He allegedly put blood in his employer coffee. But Kenya should try to help citizens working in these countries, because many are arrested without making any offenses,” he said.
Jesica, who is currently in Kenya, noted that while in prison and Njeri, she seemed to be depressed and sat on the couch without talking to anyone.
He participated that he was ready to link families with people from prison when they contacted him, as they still keep in touch.
“The shock of arrest affects people in different ways. They provide food inmates and take care of them, but trauma is what causes stress,” Jesica added.
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He criticized the Kenyan embassy for releasing his people and not being fully involved in the misery of citizens working in the Gulf country.
What did the Njeri family say?
His sister, Georgina, expressed her joy at the discovery in tears, saying Njeri’s disappearance had deprived the family of peace of mind.
“Thank God, he has put everything in place. Even finding Jessy to explain all this has helped me understand everything,” he said.
Georgina added that talking to Njeri will be a great comfort to their mother, who has been worried for the last 13 years, with Njeri children.
Networks talk about the Njeri story in Saudi Arabia
The networks flooded the view of the emotion. Some reported similar incidents of relatives imprisoned in Saudi Arabia, while others blamed the systemic injustice and false accusations of employers.
Mso: “My sister was also arrested on December 14, 2024 and is still in Almaz prison – sentenced to five years’ imprisonment.”
Catherine Onkendi: “The Arabs made her. To be honest, no one with sane can do such a thing.”
Mish Bebs: “Keeping blood on someone’s food is not to kill him.
Zeyd: “I know this girl. It’s that I didn’t know it was her. She was jailed for 15 years, but she is about to go out with a citizen of Uganda. But he is in a Saudi citizen cell. “
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