Former journalist Moses Dola his experience in jail after being found guilty of his wife's death

 

Former Media personality Moses Dola has for the first time shared how life has been in jail.

He was sentenced to manslaughter after his journalist wife Wambui Kabiru died at their home in 2011.

Sharing his journey on 'Njeraini Ciitu' with Andrew Kibe, the father of one who is currently being held at Naivasha Medium Security Prison narrated

"I was shocked when I found myself in jail, but with time I am adjusting to life. There is no freedom in jail."

In 2011, we had a disagreement and my wife ended up dead. She was also a journalist like myself, her name was Wambui Kabiru. After that the case went on for 7 years and I was found guilty of manslaughter."

How did the two meet?

"I met her at work, I had left the Star and had joined NTV and we met during training.

We had a baby boy. "

What transpired on the night of her death?

"My case was majorly involved gen2011, 1st May, changed my life and those of Wambui's family.We were getting ready for church, I love music On that day I put on a mix tape and went back to sleep.

The noise affected Sarah, she was mad and asked why I felt I should wake up everyone because I was awake.'She went and disconnected the cable."

Dola says from then things went from bad to worse.I stood up and was about to walk away.As I was about to pick up my son, already we were arguing, and I realized she had scissors.The scissors hurt me so I took them away, I let the baby go and tried to handle her.Accidentally we both fell and she hit her head.

My son stays with my late wife's family."    BY MPASHO NEWS