- Tamar Jebet Kipkore was reported missing on Tuesday, September 3 as posters circulated on social media about her disappearance.
- The mentally challenged young woman was found safe four days later in downtown Eldoret
- Circles informed TUKO.co.ke, that it was not the first time that Jebet disappeared for a while
Eldoret – After enduring several days of anxiety, the family has finally found relief and is growing happy following the good news.
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After being declared missing, Tamar Jebet Kipkore was reunited with her family and friends.
The sister went missing on Tuesday, September 3, after leaving her parents' home in Eldoret city.
He left in the evening and failed to return, leaving the family worried and with many unanswered questions.
“Jebet left home around 4:20 pm and was last seen in the area Kenya Industrial Estate (KIE) Eldoret wearing a red jacket,” read the previous post.
Circles informed TUKO.co.ke about the great joy of the family after their relatives were found safe in the sea.
“We received a call from a member of the church who said he had seen him in town. He took him to a hotel to eat while he contacted us,” he said.
He shared that Jebet had a mental illness, and it was not the first time that the young woman disappeared.
He remembered when Jebet had been missing for two weeks, the longest he had ever been missing.
Student of Kiambu He returns home after four months
In another story, a family in Kimbo had found relief after their 14-year-old daughter, who went missing on May 13, to return home safely.
Daisy Wanjiku, a student at Kahuhia Girls' High School, went missing just a day before the second term started.
On Monday, September 9, his mother, Julia Wanjiru Githaiga, shared the good news with TUKO.co.ke.
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