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Kenyan Woman Arrested in Spain for Biting and Eating Roommate's Fingers

Kenyan Woman Arrested in Spain for Biting and Eating Roommate's Fingers

Police in the Spanish city of Seville are detaining a Kenyan woman over alleged attempted murder.

The 45-year-old suspect whose identity was not revealed is reported to have bitten off and ate two of her Congolese roommate’s fingers to exorcise her as she believed she was “possessed” by evil spirits.

Spanish publication Diario de Sevilla reported that the Kenyan woman was trying to disembowel her alleged victim using the stone she had previously attacked her with by forcing it up her anus.

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The attack happened on September 18th at their apartment in Poligono Norte and in the presence of the suspect’s six-year-old daughter, according to the newspaper.

Upon receiving an alert from neighbors, police officers went to the apartment where they found the suspect on top of her 48-year-old victim, who was bleeding profusely.

Preliminary investigations revealed that the argument ensued after the Congolese woman hurled a bottle of salty water towards the suspect.

The Kenyan woman allegedly smashed the Congolese woman on the head with a large stone before throwing her on the floor and biting off two of her fingers. The victim was rushed to hospital for emergency treatment while the suspect was restrained at a psychiatric ward. 

The suspect’s daughter was taken into foster care. The Family and Women Assistance Unit (UFAM) of the Sevilla Police is currently investigating the incident.

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  1. MaxileySep 29, 2021

    At least temporary insanity is at play here.Wonder what the congolese said that resulted in a bottle of salty water being hurtled ...
    The Kenyan was trying to disembowel the victim...with a stone?I guess that's how it was done doing the stone age.
    Well mental health is a serious matter.I would also chance to say that signs of trouble must have manifested before this cannibalistic act...
    BTW @ Mwakilishi, dont go the easy way out. Is that the only picture on file ...

  2. KKSep 29, 2021

    I guess you can say it was finger licking good ;-) 😜

  3. Morris MenyeSep 29, 2021

    “bishop”/“dr”/Wanjiru Kamangu aseme hallelujah nawe “dr”/bishop” Kanyari na Mama yake “bishop” Nduta wajibu amen.MIITU YA KENYA.

  4. ShakaSep 29, 2021

    This woman was not in her rite mind as she was basically hungry n on.looking at the fingers, her head registered meat meat meat. Let the woman finish off the rest of the fingers n throw her ass back to Kenya.

  5. Nig NogSep 30, 2021

    A devil possessed nigress

  6. PM KifoSep 30, 2021

    The ODM lady was hunting for her uncle Raila’s Christmas gift.She knows his favorite meal is a young woman’s fresh but she had to taste it first for him(Raila) to accept and cannibalize it.

  7. PhillyOct 2, 2021

    You mean flesh?

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