@elinaaxmeee: What do you think about short women?

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I would date you
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we the same size, horizontal
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Lying on that hospital bed in Longisa, gasping, eyes locked on the man who put her there, 16-year-old Naomi Chelangat told her father she would never forgive him. Not the brothers. Them she forgave. But him? Never. Minutes later she convulsed and died. That was the end of a Form Two girl from Sagamian Secondary School. The beginning was September 23, 2023, in Jerusalem village, Tendwet. Isaiah Kibet Sawe, 44, the estranged husband, the father of three, got word from his sons that his daughter had been seen with a neighbourhood boy. He found them. The boy ran. Naomi did not. Sawe grabbed a wooden plank and beat her. Beat her until she passed out. Then he dragged her body into the house and left her there. Neighbours heard the screams. They stayed away. They knew the man’s temper. When they finally got her to Longisa County Referral Hospital the damage was already done. Internal injuries. Severe. Daisy Sawe, the mother, scraped together 200 shillings for the deposit. The father later showed up but put nothing more on the table. On the Sunday she died, he walked into the ward. The girl was curled up, fighting for every breath. He asked for forgiveness. She looked him dead in the eye and said no. “I am dying. I can feel life drifting away. The pain is too much… But I will never forgive you.” He stood there in silence, then walked out. Doctors and nurses rushed in when the convulsions started. They tried. She was gone. Police arrested Sawe the same day. The charge sheet reads murder. His two sons, Haron Bett and Shadrack Rono, who allegedly joined in the assault, are still out there. In April 2024 the High Court in Narok denied him bond. The judge said he was a risk to the witnesses, most of them family and neighbours who still live in the same village. Daisy Sawe has not stopped talking. She says the violence was meant for her. That her daughter paid the price. She wants the full weight of the law. Nothing less. Naomi Chelangat was 16. Hardworking. Disciplined. Dead because her father decided a wooden plank was the answer to a teenage romance. That is the story. From the village path where the beating started to the hospital bed where she stared her killer in the face and refused him peace.
Lying on that hospital bed in Longisa, gasping, eyes locked on the man who put her there, 16-year-old Naomi Chelangat told her father she would never forgive him. Not the brothers. Them she forgave. But him? Never. Minutes later she convulsed and died. That was the end of a Form Two girl from Sagamian Secondary School. The beginning was September 23, 2023, in Jerusalem village, Tendwet. Isaiah Kibet Sawe, 44, the estranged husband, the father of three, got word from his sons that his daughter had been seen with a neighbourhood boy. He found them. The boy ran. Naomi did not. Sawe grabbed a wooden plank and beat her. Beat her until she passed out. Then he dragged her body into the house and left her there. Neighbours heard the screams. They stayed away. They knew the man’s temper. When they finally got her to Longisa County Referral Hospital the damage was already done. Internal injuries. Severe. Daisy Sawe, the mother, scraped together 200 shillings for the deposit. The father later showed up but put nothing more on the table. On the Sunday she died, he walked into the ward. The girl was curled up, fighting for every breath. He asked for forgiveness. She looked him dead in the eye and said no. “I am dying. I can feel life drifting away. The pain is too much… But I will never forgive you.” He stood there in silence, then walked out. Doctors and nurses rushed in when the convulsions started. They tried. She was gone. Police arrested Sawe the same day. The charge sheet reads murder. His two sons, Haron Bett and Shadrack Rono, who allegedly joined in the assault, are still out there. In April 2024 the High Court in Narok denied him bond. The judge said he was a risk to the witnesses, most of them family and neighbours who still live in the same village. Daisy Sawe has not stopped talking. She says the violence was meant for her. That her daughter paid the price. She wants the full weight of the law. Nothing less. Naomi Chelangat was 16. Hardworking. Disciplined. Dead because her father decided a wooden plank was the answer to a teenage romance. That is the story. From the village path where the beating started to the hospital bed where she stared her killer in the face and refused him peace.

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