- Jenny Teresita was suspended for a week after Mbaga Girls High School found her with a phone after returning from home
- Her father Dan Oremo told TUKO.co.ke that his daughter had no misconduct reports from her previous school
- Before disappearing, Jenny apologised in a disturbing note and regretted the numerous mistakes she had made
Nancy Odindo, a journalist at TUKO.co.ke, brings more than three years of experience covering politics, news, and feature stories across digital and print media in Kenya.
Kisumu – A disturbed family in Otonglo is urgently searching for their 16-year-old daughter who vanished from their residence on the night of Wednesday, June 5.
Jenny Teresita (pictured) is a new student from Mbaga Girls High School. She was last seen on Wednesday, June 5. Photo: Dan Oremo.
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Jenny Teresita Oremo, a Form Two student at Mbaga Girls High School in Siaya, left her sister’s house under mysterious circumstances.
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In an exclusive interview with TUKO.co.ke, her father, Dan Oremo, revealed that Jenny had been suspended from school for possessing a mobile phone, discovered when she returned following a fee-related absence.
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“She had returned home for school fees and on Wednesday, after I made some payments, she went back to school. Unfortunately, the administration found her with a mobile phone during a check. They called me, and since I was far away, I sent her sister. Following their discussion, her sister returned with her, as she had been suspended for a week. She spent the night at her sister’s place, but when they woke up, Jenny was nowhere to be found,” said the disturbed father.
Before disappearing, Jenny left a letter for her elder sister, expressing remorse for her actions and stating a reluctance to return home, citing concerns for her father, uncle, and siblings.
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“I have not been a good girl. I have made so many mistakes and I guess to solve them, I’ll need to go far away from all of you. When you get this letter, do not look for me. Just focus on raising your child and one day I hope you use my case to direct them well.I made a mistake and apologised for everything and I hope God will protect me wherever I go. I am sorry to everyone. Just know that it was not my fault or intention. I am going to face the world,” read the letter witnessed by TUKO.co.ke in part.
Oremo suspects that Jenny may have fled because of overwhelming guilt, exacerbated by her relatively short tenure in school.
“She was in Rang’ala Girls for two years before leaving for Mbaga and we never heard any misconduct report. I suppose she felt overwhelmed since she just joined the school this term and has already been found going against school rules,” stated Oremo.
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The family has alerted the authorities, with the Directorate of Criminal Investigations now involved in the search.
They are appealing to the public for any information that could aid in locating their daughter, whose absence has left them distraught.
In case of any helpful information, reach out to Dan Oremo on 0728 489789 or report to any police station.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
