The Shocking Truth Behind the Popular Brew in Embu County Where Untouchable Woman Uses Human Bones to Attract Customers

KIRITIRI, Kenya — Police officers from Kiritiri Town in Mbeere South in Embu County were shocked and disgusted when they raided a home where illicit brew was being cooked and found human bones dipped in a tank of the concoction.

The officers, who were on a routine patrol on Thursday, had received a tip-off from a local resident about the illegal activity at the home of Joyce Karimi, a notorious brewer in the area. They expected to find the usual suspects: drums of fermented sorghum, jerrycans of water, and sacks of sugar. But what they saw when they entered the compound was beyond their imagination.

In a corner of the compound, there was a large metal tank filled with a brown liquid that smelled like alcohol. The officers approached the tank and lifted the lid, only to be greeted by a gruesome sight: several human bones, some with flesh still attached, were floating in the liquid. The officers recoiled in horror and almost vomited.

They quickly arrested Karimi, who was busy stirring the brew with a wooden stick. They asked her where she got the bones from, and why she was using them to make her brew. Karimi, however, did not seem scared or remorseful. Instead, she started talking in harsh tones to the officers, telling them to leave her alone and mind their own business.

The officers were puzzled and enraged by Karimi’s attitude. They expected her to beg for mercy or offer them a bribe, as most brewers do when they are caught. But Karimi was defiant and uncooperative. She claimed that the bones were her secret ingredient, and that they gave her brew a special flavor and potency. She also said that the bones were a gift from the Mugwenu Doctors, a group of traditional healers who had helped her improve her business.

Karimi said that she had visited the Mugwenu Doctors a few months ago, after her brew sales had declined due to competition and police harassment. She said that the doctors had given her the bones, which they said belonged to a powerful ancestor, and told her to use them in her brew. They said that the bones would protect her from intruders and persecution by security forces, and also attract more customers to her brew.

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Karimi said that she had followed the doctors’ instructions, and that her business had taken a sudden and positive change. She said that her brew had become more popular and profitable, and that no one had dared to disturb her or report her to the authorities. She said that the bones had also given her courage and confidence, and that she was not afraid of anyone, not even the police.

The officers were stunned and speechless by Karimi’s story. They did not know whether to believe her or not, or what to do with her. They decided to take her and the bones to the police station, where they hoped to get more answers and evidence. They loaded the tank onto their vehicle, and drove away, leaving behind a crowd of curious and bewildered locals.

The incident has sparked a lot of debate and speculation in the town, with some people condemning Karimi for her heinous act, and others praising her for her ingenuity and bravery. Some people have also expressed interest in tasting her brew, wondering if it has any magical or medicinal properties. The police, however, have warned the public to stay away from the brew, and to report any suspicious activity to them. They have also launched an investigation into the origin and identity of the bones, and the role of the Mugwenu Doctors in the matter.

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