How Kenyan Man Swindled Sh20 Million From a Divorced Mzungu Woman

How Kenyan Man Swindled Sh20 Million From a Divorced Mzungu Woman

Danish citizen Charlotte Miller narrates how she was deceived by a Kenyan man named David whom she had fallen in love with during her visit to Kenya.

Miller and her Danish spouse crossed paths with David at the Maasai Mara Camp. Piqued by her interest in the Maasai customs, Miller decided to engage David, a waiter at the camp, in conversation to gain further insight. Unbeknownst to her, this seemingly harmless interaction would ultimately result in a sequence of regrets in her life.

David's false assertion of being Maasai became the catalyst for Miller's romantic interest in him. Miller could not believe that she would cross paths with her future Kenyan husband right after she arrived at the camp. Notably, Miller was happily married to her Danish husband then, so she approached David simply to gain some insight into Maasai culture out of curiosity. However, their conversations delighted Miller and put her at ease as she retired to bed, reflecting on everything with a smile on her face.

Miller, who had been married for more than a decade, faced a challenging choice: she decided to end her marriage and embark on a romantic journey with David, the man she was truly enamoured with. Despite the geographical barrier, she clandestinely arranged trips to Kenya to be with him. However, everything changed when her Danish husband discovered her affair with the Kenyan man. Determined to move on, she ended their marriage and fully embraced her new relationship.

Things took a turn in 2016 when Miller bestowed a car upon David. Contrary to her expectations, David chose to distance himself from her, severing all lines of communication. Her loved ones advised her to forget about the car and the money spent on it. However, she eventually realized that David had swindled Sh20 million from her. Determined to uncover the truth, she hired an investigator and had him arrested.

It was during this time that she also learned that he had been married the entire time. After some consideration, she chose to forgive him and dropped the charges. Despite this, he persisted in taking advantage of her financially and indulging in a life of luxury whenever she was not around.

Comments

maxiley (not verified)     Thu, 12/07/2023 @ 01:01pm

Yes tingles and butterflies in the tummy will make women think irrationally.Yes She is only with you at the time...Cases of women leaving "good men" are abound.This may or may not be the case here.Still mentioning it is relevant...
Folks the tide turned when women started earning their own cash.They no longer"needed a man" so to speak.Well hypergamy drive still rules, hence they will always look for a high profile man,financially speaking.Nonetheless',the Masaai-David'was just acrook,much like women who marry grand-daddies for financial security while being smashed by 'Chad-Onyango'.
My advise is, know someone very well before you'entanglement'.It is very hard to hide the truth for 5 years much less 3 years.

Imara Daima (not verified)     Thu, 12/07/2023 @ 02:00pm

Watu wachache katika nchi ya Kenya ndio walio wahalifu. Wachache hawa, ndio
wanaotuharibia sifa za nchi ya Kenya ulimwenguni kote.

Kwa jumla, watu wa nchi ya Kenya si watu wabaya. Ni watu wazuri sana. Ajabu ni kuwa wengi wa watu walio wabaya katika nchi ya Kenya, ndio viongozi wa nchi yetu.

Mlandizi (not verified)     Thu, 12/07/2023 @ 04:16pm

Love sickness is one of the most debilitating emotions anyone can go through. Ni heri kuhara wiki mbili mfululizo.

Mlandizi (not verified)     Fri, 12/08/2023 @ 05:17pm

In reply to by Maxiley (not verified)

Maxiley, I concur with you on that one. How does someone become mesmerized with a particular foreign culture to a point she abandoned her marriage and relocated to Kenya? Lakini wazungu when they love, they are something else. They fall in head first.

Maxiley (not verified)     Fri, 12/08/2023 @ 09:29pm

In reply to by Mlandizi (not verified)

I believe when people have so little,or should I say limited options in the way of meeting their basic needs,they will resort to spending more energy,and efforts toward acquiring them,and the reverse it true. Wazungu have pretty much achieved a status where they dont have to struggle for basic needs,and when people dont struggle,they have too much free time, so they can afford to "waste" some of that time on things that make them feel good,like LOVE.It's hard to put agood amount of effort into your love when,you are jobless,homeless,moneyless,and future is not bright.What say you?This is generalization of course...

Maxiley (not verified)     Sat, 12/09/2023 @ 07:15pm

In reply to by Kora Kanini (not verified)

@ Comrade Kora kanini, I will finish your thought by adding that... the fittest sustains his/her survival by making trade offs.either within or without.What mzee cannot provide or does not,probably is completed by the shamba boy ,and what madam falls short is fulfilled by the maid,till equilibrium is met or at least close to.

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