Kenyans Demand Justice for Baby Lilian After Kitui Court Acquitted Ex-priest Amid Attempted Murder
Following Kitui Magistrate Stephen Mbugi`s rulings that acquitted Ex -Priest Japheth Mwove Kimanzi amid an attempted murder case to Veronica Musali Mutua and her Baby Lilian Mwikali, Kenyans are now demanding Justice be Served for both mother and child.
Christine Juma 
Father Kimanzi was in a relationship with Veronica when she was 15 years old. The combination led to the siring of their 9-year-old daughter Lilian. At the time, Kimanzi was serving in the Nuu Catholic Parish.
After 6 years on the corridors of justice, Veronica and her daughter were denied justice.
Witness testimonies and documentary evidence, including a DNA report, indicated that Father Kimanzi, in charge of Kabati Parish, refused to take responsibility for the child and frustrated efforts by Ms. Mutua’s family to get justice.
From the Sorry incident, both mother and baby miraculously survived the brutal attack but the baby suffered permanent disability including loss of sight, damaged brain, and crippled legs.
Veronica Mutua & her Baby Lilian Mwikali PHOTO / TWITTER
Kenyans have however termed the incident as justice for money in the corridor court.
It is now evident that you just need money to buy your way othe corridors of justice. Magistrates are increasingly becoming corrupt. How did the court date acquit Father Japheth Kimanzi?#Justice4BabyLillian pic.twitter.com/YgNDBYGtei
— Dennis Shark™
