“I am not involved in the unfortunate events” Jacque Maribe’s friend Terryanne Chebet sets the record straight about police summon

Three other journalists have been summoned for interrogation in relation to Monica Kimani’s murder. According to the Nation, police are seeking the statements of a radio presenter, a TV director, and news presenter.

The journalists in question have been rumored to be Jacque’s close friends Fanaka TV CEO Terryanne Chebet, Hot 96 Presenter Shix Kapyenga and Citizen Tv’s News Director Monica Kiragu.

Terryanne, Shix Kapyenga and Monica Kimani are Jacque’s BFFs, the four ladies were together in Mombasa partying during Terryanne’s birthday.

Also read: TV girls Terryanne Chebet, Kirigo Ng’arua, Jacque Maribe and Shix Kapienga party hard on a yacht (Photos)

I’ve not been summoned

Terryanne Chebet has come out to deny claims that she has been summoned by the DCI. She clarified that she hadn’t received any summoned though she highly anticipates that she will be called upon as a character witness due to her closeness to Jacque.

“Good morning guys, it has come to my attention that I have been allegedly summoned by DCI in connection to my friend Jacqui’s arrest. First I would like clarify that DCI has not reached out to me and I have only read about it online. While I am not involved in the unfortunate events, I understand that by virtue of being Jacqui’s friend, I may be called upon as a character witness. Should I be called upon, I am available,” wrote Terryanne Chebet.

11 more days

Meanwhile Jacque Maribe will be spending 11 more days in police custody. Kiambu Principal Magistrate Justus Kituku allowed police to detain Jacque to facilitate further investigation.

Jacque had spent two nights at Gigiri Police Station after she was arrested on Saturday September 29th in connection with the murder of Monica Kimani.

She appeared in court with her lawyer Katwa Kigen. Her fiance Joseph Irungu is also being held in remand pending police investigations.

Jacque Maribe with her lawyer Katwa Kigen
Jacque Maribe with her lawyer Katwa Kigen

Police have also established that Joseph Irungu shot himself inside Jacque Maribe’s bedroom. The bullet punched a small hole in his chest, exited through his back and hit the wall.

On Saturday police found wheat flour patch over the hole in the wall while the weapon was found hidden in the ceiling of a neighbour – Brian Kassaine who has also been arrested.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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