BREAKING: Jacque Maribe and Jowie Remanded for 7days, New Judge Takes Over

Jubilee TV Propagandist Jacque Maribe and her fiancé Jowie Irungu will remain in custody until October 24.

Justice James Wakiaga directed the two to report back in court on Wednesday for the mention of the murder case.

“We will hear the application on from 11.30am,” Wakiaga said.

The judge said if need be, the accused may submit any supplementary affidavits before the date.

Ms Maribe who a single parent with paternity of her son being a guarded with romours have been that the father is a top Jubilee official, she wanted the court to release her to take care of her four-year-old son.

The two love birds have denied killing businesswoman Monica Kimani on September 19 at Lamuria Gardens Apartments.

However, in a bail application through lawyer Katwa Kigen, Maribe says she is innocent in the eyes of the law.

She adds that there is no evidence showing she was involved in the murder, hence, it would be unfair to keep her in custody.

In her TV reporting, Ms Maribe was biased towards Jubilee and is said to have had flings with Jubilee top leadership. In the court papers she admits to have met Jowie during Jubilee events where she covered and held fort for the Jubilee party.

Several jubilee operatives have visited her in court including Statehouse propagandist Dennis Itumbi, Kikuyu supremacist Hon Mose Kuria and Jubilee top man Hon Sakaja Johnson. It is also said that she got special messages (kaa ngumu/strong)from top jubilee officials who cannot be named in this post for fear of another murder oswing to his strong network with special assignment squads that are blamed for elimination of the likes of Jacob Juma.

Many Kenyans sympathize with Maribe who they see as a victim of love and a good dick addict after terrible bad sex experience with a former fiance. Investigators have indicated that his current fiance is a personal entertainer with mastery in sex tricks including bondage sex game…

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