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Kenyan Woman in Ireland Arrested for Stabbing Malawian Man to Death

Kenyan Woman in Ireland Arrested for Stabbing Malawian Man to Death

Police in Dublin, Ireland have arrested a Kenyan woman for reportedly stabbing to death a Malawian man on Thursday night.

50-year-old Grace Miano was apprehended on Friday after lifeless body of Limbani Mzoma was found with several stab wounds in an apartment at South Co, Dublin.

An autopsy report revealed that some of the victim's body parts had been removed during the violent attack, DublinLive reports. Ms Miano was arraigned and charged in court on Sunday morning.

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Sergeant Colm O’Giollain from Cabinteely Garda Station told a Dublin District court that the suspect made no reply after she was charged. She however complained of pain in her legs and head. 

Justice Grainne Malone has directed that the accused person be given medical attention and a mental assessment test be carried out on her.

The Kenyan woman has been granted legal aid and is scheduled to appear before Dun Laoghaire District Court on Friday morning.

 

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  1. ErickNov 5, 2018

    Himtoo?

  2. Haika nikamboNov 5, 2018

    Waa this is beyond comments until we know the motive and relationship

  3. xGNov 5, 2018

    A 50 y/o woman?? Lord, what's wrong with people?

  4. Guest1Nov 5, 2018

    I hope this guy's Transformer was left Intact. As a Nyerian I am Very concerned.

  5. MaxileyNov 6, 2018

    Is Miami a Nigerian name?If yes the transformer may have been less than 2 inches the negligible length...

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