A 78-year-old man from Bungoma claims his daughter-in-law bit him in the privates: “Uliniuma ya Ukweli”
Police in Bungoma are looking into a case where a lady is accused of biting her father-in-law following a heated quarrel.
Police in Bungoma are looking into a case where a lady beat up her father-in-law.
78-year-old Vincent Simiyu from Kimaeti village in the Bumula constituency is nursing his wounds after being brutally bit by his daughter-in-law in the unusual occurrence that has perplexed relatives and neighbors.
Everline Okelo, the suspect in question, is said to have been enraged by her father-in-law after learning that he was aware of the presence of a co-wife, according to witnesses.
Okelo reportedly beat him with a stone, causing him to tumble to the ground, and then sat on his chest while she seized his loins and put them in his mouth, according to Simiyu.
The elderly guy described it as “Alichukuwa mawe, akanipiga kwa mgongo nikaanguka chini nikakosa fahamu, bibi ya mtoto yangu akaniangukia anakikalia kwa kifua, akaniuma, nikamskuma, akanishika kwa long’i, akak
The lady must endure cultural retribution, according to Bukusu elders, since the Bukusu customs forbid physical contact between in-laws.
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