“I Poisoned My Boss and His Wife and Buried Their Children Alive,” Shock as Housegirl Confesses How She Took Over a Big Mansion in Kileleshwa

A shocking story has surfaced on social media after a woman, who claimed to be a former housegirl, made disturbing allegations in a video shared on TikTok. 

In the video, the woman covered her face while speaking and narrated how she allegedly ended up living in a big mansion located in Kileleshwa, Nairobi County. According to the woman, she once worked as a house help for a wealthy family that owned the mansion. 

While narrating her story in the video, she claimed that life as a housegirl was very difficult for her and she became tired of living in poverty while serving a rich family every day.

The woman further explained that greed slowly took control of her mind and she started thinking about how she could change her life. She said she wanted to stop working as a housegirl and instead live the comfortable life that her employer and his family were enjoying.

In her shocking confession, the woman alleged that one day she prepared food for the family and secretly added poison to the meal. When she served the food at the table, she claimed that she refused to eat, telling the family that she was not hungry at the time.

She alleged that after eating the meal, her boss and his wife died as a result of the poison. The woman also claimed that the children ate the food later and the poison made them unconscious.

In the video, she went on to claim that she later buried the children behind the house and eventually took over the mansion after the family was gone.

The video has caused widespread reactions among Kenyans on social media. Many people expressed shock and anger over the claims made in the clip, while others questioned whether the story was true or simply created to attract attention online.

Several social media users have called on the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) to investigate the matter and confirm the truth behind the claims. 

Many believe that if the story is real, the authorities should act quickly and bring the woman to justice. 

Others, however, believe the video may not be genuine and have urged the public to wait for official confirmation from investigators.