"Giant Snake Chased Me!" – Njiru Robbery Suspect Shocks Locals with Bizarre Confession

 

Njiru residents were left stunned over the weekend after a local man publicly admitted to seeing a huge snake following him, a revelation that has since gone viral across social media. What makes the story even more shocking is that the man is reportedly one of the thieves who stole from Muhindi Mweusi Supermarket, and locals believe the terrifying encounter was a result of revenge spells cast by the store owner.

According to witnesses, the robbery took place late Saturday night when masked individuals broke into Muhindi Mweusi Supermarket, making away with cash, stock, and other valuable items. The community was outraged by the brazen act, but the narrative took a mysterious turn when one of the alleged culprits began behaving erratically in public.

“The man appeared scared and kept muttering about a huge snake that was following him everywhere,” said one neighbor who wished to remain anonymous. “At first, people thought he was hallucinating or on drugs, but later he admitted he had been one of the robbers at Muhindi Mweusi Supermarket.”

According to local reports, Muhindi Mweusi, the supermarket owner, has a long-standing reputation for using traditional revenge and protection spells to safeguard his business. Several community members claim that after the theft, he performed a ritual designed to expose the thieves and force them to confront their guilt.

Spiritual analysts in the area say that seeing a snake—especially one that appears unusually large and follows a person—can be a manifestation of spiritual retribution. “In many African traditions, snakes are symbols of vigilance and justice. When a person steals or harms someone, spells can sometimes make them face symbolic representations of their guilt, causing fear and panic,” explained one local spiritual expert.

The thief’s public confession reportedly came after days of experiencing intense fear and hallucinations. “He said the snake would appear in his room at night, on the road while walking, and even when he was near other people. He became too afraid to stay in Njiru,” said another witness. to read more click here