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She Deserves Justice

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May 03, 2025

I am shaking as i write this. I have to. Ndagurwa kunorira hama dzangu. My life my whole livelihood has been broken. These two men have been hunting and chashing me for over three weeks pretending to be clients. Pekutanga vakati we are from Elite

driving school ndinonzi mr dube toda kuitirwawo advert ndikavaudza price vakati huyai tisangane. So my husband who is my manager took me to the meeting place in town. Tikavamirira vakatanga kusadaira phone. So on this fateful day musi wa 30 April they managed to convince me kuti they were

a company inoita zvema trucks spares vakati huyai mu town. Vakanditi handei office yedu iri pa Eastlea unfortunately on this day ndanga ndirindega and i did not think they were any fake. But tichisvika ku alleged office kwavo they ushered ndichifunga kuti ioffice, pandiri kucheuka kuti kozvamune mubhedha monya uyo achivhara door blocking the way umwe wacho uyo anonzi Thabo achipinda nerimwe door kumberi achiloker obva atotanga kuseka the rest is they both took turns to rape me threatening death. I have since reported to the police and have recieved medical attention from Edith Clinic in Mbare.

Court date is set for next week. I had to engage Tafadzwa Chidawa and Clarah Manyepera kuti vakasike kubatwa because i was fearing for my life. I still am nekuti they threatened me by saying we work for high offices we can find you and they pulled out my birth records and claimed to have a gun. I have more to share but zvirikunzi they did it to more people so ndaikumbirawo if you were also a victim like i was please come forward their phone book has more than

50 contacts they did this to. You can come anonymously and contact Matrix Private Investigations & Security Services or call my manager Victor +263774189186. Call Matrix hot line on 0774052143. My husband and I will not be taking any calls. Please bear with us zvinhu hazvina kutombotimirira mushe. Mazvita henyu.

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