ETA. Happy to see now that they found all but one of the girls. rbbm.
DCI Detectives Rescue 6 of 7 Teenage Girls Reported Missing in Nairobi
''The Directorate of Criminal Investigations has rescued six out of the seven teenage girls reported missing in Nairobi in what is suspected to be a human trafficking syndicate.
According to the DCI, the girls were rescued by detectives from the child protection unit.''
''The call was for an opportunity to audition for an undisclosed role made from this number +176896663236.''
Meanwhile, In September, US Trafficking of Persons Report 2020, placed Kenya on the list of countries with the worst human trafficking trends in the world.
As a country of origin, Kenyans are still trafficked to Saudi Arabia, Germany, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Lebanon, and India.''
7 Nairobi Teenage Girls Missing After Job Advert
''Update: DCI’s Child Protection Unit detectives have announced that they have managed to rescued three girls suspected to be among the ones reported missing.
"Efforts are in place to trace and rescue the remaining girls," DCI tweeted.
Seven teenagers went missing on Saturday, November 14 after they were lured by a job advert looking for movie casting roles.
A video of Fiona Otieno was widely circulated on social media on Friday morning, as she appealed for assistance from the public to help trace her cousin, Sharon Ndunge Muoka who is one of the seven girls that went missing.
The seven teenagers were last seen in Komarock, Nairobi, with the last person in contact with the girls being a caucasian male using an American number.''
"We are very worried after her disappearance because she is a minor and does not have any identification documents so she can easily be trafficked out of the country.
"She left the house at night on Saturday and used the mum's phone to call the international number because her phone was confiscated by the parents so we cannot even reach her," she explained.
Yvette added that when the number was tracked on Thursday, November 19 it revealed that the owner was travelling towards Mombasa.
The cousin added that the family is yet to find out the identity of the person using the US number as they suspect it might have been generated by an application to conceal the identity of the user.''
DCI Detectives Rescue 6 of 7 Teenage Girls Reported Missing in Nairobi
''The Directorate of Criminal Investigations has rescued six out of the seven teenage girls reported missing in Nairobi in what is suspected to be a human trafficking syndicate.
According to the DCI, the girls were rescued by detectives from the child protection unit.''
''The call was for an opportunity to audition for an undisclosed role made from this number +176896663236.''
Meanwhile, In September, US Trafficking of Persons Report 2020, placed Kenya on the list of countries with the worst human trafficking trends in the world.
As a country of origin, Kenyans are still trafficked to Saudi Arabia, Germany, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Lebanon, and India.''
7 Nairobi Teenage Girls Missing After Job Advert
''Update: DCI’s Child Protection Unit detectives have announced that they have managed to rescued three girls suspected to be among the ones reported missing.
"Efforts are in place to trace and rescue the remaining girls," DCI tweeted.
Seven teenagers went missing on Saturday, November 14 after they were lured by a job advert looking for movie casting roles.
A video of Fiona Otieno was widely circulated on social media on Friday morning, as she appealed for assistance from the public to help trace her cousin, Sharon Ndunge Muoka who is one of the seven girls that went missing.
The seven teenagers were last seen in Komarock, Nairobi, with the last person in contact with the girls being a caucasian male using an American number.''
"We are very worried after her disappearance because she is a minor and does not have any identification documents so she can easily be trafficked out of the country.
"She left the house at night on Saturday and used the mum's phone to call the international number because her phone was confiscated by the parents so we cannot even reach her," she explained.
Yvette added that when the number was tracked on Thursday, November 19 it revealed that the owner was travelling towards Mombasa.
The cousin added that the family is yet to find out the identity of the person using the US number as they suspect it might have been generated by an application to conceal the identity of the user.''
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