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Live: Shakahola massacre judgment

Margaret Ngele

‘I’m at the police station’: Missing woman’s last words in Saudi Arabia haunt Kenyan family

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Margaret Ngele, a domestic worker in Saudi Arabia who has been unreachable since sending s distress message to her family in Kenya.

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By  Lucy Mkanyika

Correspondent

At exactly 12.10pm last Thursday, Mr Victor Omondi received a desperate, and now haunting, message from his wife, Ms Margaret Ngele.

“I’m at the police station right now, but they haven’t helped me or even spoken to me,” she wrote.

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