KENYAN MOM STABS HER 24-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER TO DEATH AND CONSUMES HER GUTS AND KIDNEYS

Olivia Naseren

Olivia Naseren, a Kenyan lady, was arrested after stabbing her two-year-old daughter to death and eating the child's intestines and kidneys.

On Monday, April 24, the woman was apprehended in Kitengela, Kajiado County.

Olivia allegedly locked herself in the house before stabbing her daughter to death, ostensibly because the minor's father had broken up with her.

She continued to consume the unlucky little girl's bodily parts after killing her.

Neighbors who witnessed the mom killing her daughter said she must be mentally sick because she did the crime without fear of being captured.

She confessed to the crime and described her motivation while under custody.

Olivia claimed that her breakup with the child's father had an impact on her.

She told the press that she attacked her baby because she loathed herself and had suffered terribly because of her child.

"I do not love myself and that is the reason why I decided to take the life of my daughter," the lady stated.

A video circulated online shows the lady stabbing the young girl repeatedly while reciting the alphabet.

According to reports, the 24-year-old woman's parents were not present when the crime was done.

Neighbors reported to the police that the lady locked herself in the house and began playing with the infant.

They were shocked to hear her destroying items in the house and hurried to intervene.

They were unable to break in, so they were forced to watch helplessly from the window as the lady stabbed the small child and allegedly ate some of her body parts.

They phoned the police and reported the event, and she was rushed to Kitengela Sub-County Hospital after becoming unconscious as a result of the incident.

Benson Mutia, the Directorate of Criminal Investigations in Kitengela, stated that investigations would continue despite the confession and hoped she would record a statement on the matter.

The woman will also be subjected to a mental examination to see whether she was in the proper mental state at the time of the crime.