The name Gideon Mwiti has become a household name in Kenya virtually overnight and many Kenyans are keenly following developments in this landmark rape saga where a sitting MP has been accused by a victim.
The latest is that impeccable sources say that the legislator has made spirited attempts to settle the matter out of court. So far the victims' lawyer, Harun Ndubi has ruled out any possibility of his client withdrawing her complaint in return for monetary compensation.
In another development police investigators yesterday summoned the legislator to record another statement because his initial one was found to have way too many contradictions.
Despite what the alleged rape victim says through the lawyer, one cannot rule out a settlement out of court in this matter. Although the clock is rapidly ticking towards a possible charge against the MP. Once in court (if it lands there) the matter will be further complicated as far as the legislator's survival is concerned.
It seems that this is the Kenyan way of settling violent crimes against women. In September 2013 Nairobi Governor Evans Kidero slapped Nairobi women's representative Rachel Shebesh right in front of rolling TV cameras. The matter was ultimately settled out of court for what insiders revealed was millions of shillings.
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The law emphasizes that NO suspect is guilty of a crime until it is proven in a court of law.
So why don't you consider the following tongue-in-the-cheek look at the facts surrounding the Gideon Mwiti (pictured) case and make your own conclusion?
* Rape did not take place. The complainant injured themselves or got somebody else to do it to such an extent that they ended up in hospital for the sole purpose of nailing the said MP.
* Rape victims are supposed to be very cool and calm after being raped and so the fact that the victim drove herself home instead of straight to hospital means that she was NOT raped.
* The fact that the MPs' story is filled with contradictions can only mean that he is so appalled at the false accusations coming from nowhere that he has panicked. He is innocent. Poor man.
* Drunk men do NOT rape and so the fact that the MP was drinking means that he is innocent.
* The fact that an HIV test was carried out on the woman only means that the MP was being extra careful because HIV AIDs is still a mystery and can probably be passed through body fluids left in the documents being handled by both. He was just being careful and did not rape anybody.
* That is why when the victim initially refused to take the HIV test the MP assaulted her telling her; "Kwani you want to kill me? You know what the test is for, don’t be a child.”
* The MP looks too innocent to hurt a fly and so he definitely did not rape.
* The victim was a director in one of Hon Mwiti’s companies, where she had been contracted to draft a training curriculum for sales. Bosses in Kenya never ever rape their female employees least of all a honorable MP and this is why it is safe to assume that rape never happened.
* The MP claims 15 people were with him that evening in his own account of the events. Those are too many people and MPs in Kenya are known never to bribe anybody and so the MP is innocent. Safi kama pamba.
* The hospital report also notes that she was “emotional, and had on a torn skirt and blouse”. Chances are that the said victim is a good actress and all this was stage managed just to nail the poor MP.
* The hospital notes further classified the victims' case as a “suspected rape, with soft injuries on the lips, cheeks, chest and abdomen secondary to physical assault.” Hey, it was after 1 am in the morning and people are not at their best at such hours. Conclusion is that all this physical evidence is unreliable at best.
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The name Gideon Mwiti has become a household name in Kenya virtually overnight and many Kenyans are keenly following developments in this landmark rape saga where a sitting MP has been accused by a victim.
