- Emmanuel Prophet, a boy from Embu allegedly disappeared after being sent home from school has been found
- The third -grade student at Kajiampau Secondary School allegedly kidnapped after leaving school
- The Prophet said the kidnappers attacked him and forced him to give details about his parents
Happy sadness has been witnessed after a boy who was reportedly disappeared after being expelled from school to reunite with his family.
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His father Emmanuel the Prophet failed to stop his tears after joining his disappearance his son.
The Prophet allegedly disappeared on Monday, February 10 after being expelled from school.
She had been returned home for one o'clock at night with her only mother, Lydia Kawira being informed by the teacher.
What school does the Prophet attend?
“According to the Prophet, he was kidnapped shortly after leaving school on his way to Kathwana. He claims anonymous people forced him to enter the probox, covered his eyes and transported him to anonymous, where he found himself locked in a dark room,” one post said.
The third -grade boy at Kajiampau Secondary School claimed he was attacked by kidnappers.
The boy said they forced him to disclose his parents' notes but refused to share the information.
After them trying to get information from the student unsuccessfully, they released him.
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The Prophet's father recounted when he received information about his son
“He succeeded in finding a way to the police station in Embu, where the officers contacted his family. His father came later to pick him up,” the post added.
Tharaka County Police Commander Nithi Charles Mbatu confirmed the incident, with the post being completed.
Tears of joy flowed to the cheeks of the Prophet's father who was happy to see his high school child.
The Prophet's father was when he was phoned by his wife to tell him about the disappearance of their child.
The Prophet's mother visits Kathwana Police Station, Chuka
“I once contacted the headmaster who told me he did not know that my son had been sent home, he told me he would look for me later, I called him again the next morning I was not connected to him, later he called again and we talked but he didn't give me clear information about what happened,” he said.
Kawira had gone to Kathwana police station in Chuka to report the story of a lost man and get OB.
He was directed to the OCS who called the headmaster and deputy chief to record information.
Kawira was broken as he asked for help to join his son and his prayer to be answered.
Internet comments about the case
Pamela Kawira Kinyua: “In my opinion, as a parent to another boy, the young man should be examined accordingly, without a reason he will be very disturbing the family, we are grateful he is alive.”
Issaac Murith: “This story has a lot of questions. Does this so -called Emmanuel be the only student sent home? Do parents firmly believe that this boy was kidnapped? The boy should have school uniforms. Does the photo dress reflect any uniform? Why didn't the teacher wait for the next day?
Sebastian Muthuuri: “God is good !! You do not need to cry with God.”
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Norkin Dave: “You're safe. Take care of yourself. Don't keep your parents under a lot of stress they love you.”
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