The name Farida Idris Mohamed isn’t new if matters related to a criminal court case are anything to go by.
For instance, she was nearly charged with murdering her husband, thanks to the DCI who apprehended her in time.
Before she had wet the complainant’s bed, the two were business partners who were doing excellently well.
Days later, allegations of infidelity and cheating emerged, with each one accusing the other of ‘sleeping around with multiple partners’.
This led to the rise of death threats, where she vowed to kill her husband.
She was charged before a Milimani Chief Magistrate with over seven counts of threatening to kill Mr Hussein Aila Amaro.
Hussein Aila Amaro is a city businessman with questionable character, and our investigative team is still trying to understand how Farida fell for him all those times. As the adage goes, love has no boundaries.
Farida is said to have committed the offence through a series of threatening messages. According to the prosecution, in June 2019,
The court heard that Farida sent Amaro the said messages indicating that she would eliminate him with another person identified as Swarna.
For instance, in count one, Farida was charged that on June 14, 2019, at 10:14 hours at an unknown place within the Republic of Kenya, without lawful excuse, she caused Hussein to receive a short message through the Safaricom line with
“Now tell me what the f*ck you will do to me, and you’ll see I will finish you and bloody Swarna combined,” threatening to kill him. “ On June 14, 2019, at 19:30 hours at an unknown place within the Republic of Kenya, without lawful excuses, Farida directly caused Hussein to receive a short message (SMS) to his Safaricom line, to wit
”I will kill you with my own hands and drag your body on the hot tarmac until nobody can recognise that rotten body of yours, then bury you before you proceed to hell,” threatening to kill him, the charge sheet reads. She faces charges of sending five other threatening messages to the complainant on June 14, 2019, and June 15, 2019.
She was granted a Sh300,000 or Ksh100,000 cash bail with the surety of the same amount. The case will proceed next month
