I was married to Kenya's most wanted criminal (Samuel Saitoti) | I had to escape him for my safety

Today on Tales by Titus 254, we welcome Mary Wamaitha. Mary was born in Gatundu and raised by a single mother. She studied up to Class 8, but frequent relocations made it difficult for her to focus on her education. Eventually, she moved to South B to live with her cousins. While staying there, she met a man and later moved with him to Kahawa West—where she got married. His mother disapproved of the relationship because Mary was only 16 years old. Her husband turned out to be a dangerous gangster. He began by breaking into homes and robbing people in nightclubs. He taught Mary everything he knew about crime. When Mary became pregnant, things took a darker turn. He became violent, beating her even while she was expecting. Later, he acquired a small pistol. One day, Mary made the brave decision to flee. She sought refuge at a friend’s house. But he tracked her down. When he knocked on the door, Mary managed to escape once again, running to another friend’s place. When she tried to retrieve her child from his mother, she was denied access. The man's mother claimed he had forbidden her from handing over the child. 📢 Tune in to hear Mary’s harrowing account of being married to one of Kenya’s most notorious gangsters. His story is widely documented online—he committed unimaginable acts and left a trail of pain, including in Mary’s life. You can search for George Gitau Saitoti on Google to learn more about his criminal history, from his early days to his eventual arrest in Tanzania.