Kenyan Beauty Queen Sentenced to Death for Killing Boyfriend

Kenyan Beauty Queen Ruth Kamande, 24 the dominant Miss Langata Prison, has been condemned by The High Court to death.

Equity Jessie Lesiit influenced the decision at the Milimani law to court on Thursday. Lesiit said she had no other alternative however to send her to the executioner's noose, as she purposely inflicted the ultimate injury by stabbing her lover to death.

Kamande had been discovered liable of slaughtering Farid Mohammed, 24, in 2015.

The judge held that Kamande acted in malevolence including that her activities demonstrated the same. The jail belle of the ball had guarded herself by telling the court that she had found that her beau was experiencing HIV treatment and undermined her when she faced him over the issue.

"I need youngsters to realize that it isn't cool to murder each other. On the off chance that you have an issue with a beau or boyfriend, simply leave and forgive," said Lessit. The judge said in spite of the fact that the Supreme Court held that capital punishment isn't compulsory, Kamande did not merit benevolence. She said she was not sorry and that she cut her sweetheart 25 times.

Equity Lesiit, named the slaughtering as sexual orientation based savagery, including that she was manipulative and controlling. Amid the witness about the case, Mohammed's sister Serah Waithera, who was called as the third witness, portrayed the couple's relationship as stormy and uneven. Waithera said Kamande pushed her sibling too far and that her desires did not coordinate his. "She went to my working environment and presented herself as my sibling's better half," she told the court.

"From that point on she would whine and complain to me when they had issues yet my sibling would deny their relationship. One time I prompted her not to compel or force the relationship but she refused to listen."

The Kenyan Beauty Queen Ruth Kamande is being prepped for the hangman's noose.