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    THE TORN BLOOD: A rape case with twists and lies.
    THE TORN BLOOD: A rape case with twists and lies.
    THE TORN BLOOD: A rape case with twists and lies.
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    THE TORN BLOOD: A rape case with twists and lies.

    By Erick Mukiira

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    The torn blood presents to you a thrilling story that will leave you turning pages yearning for more. Twists, lies and deceit engross the story with characters fighting to tell the truth to the whole world.

    Nadia is left fighting for her rights, trying to prove her case where evidence is hard portray or proof. Its a story where justice has to be fought for by the poor.

    Corruption is a thorn in the flesh that has destroyed developements and fight for justice in the third world countries.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookRix
    Release dateJan 24, 2020
    ISBN9783748727262
    THE TORN BLOOD: A rape case with twists and lies.

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      THE TORN BLOOD - Erick Mukiira

      Characters

      Characters

      Nadia-1st victim of assault

      Chosha-Nadia’s neighbor

      Nina-Nadia’s best friend

      Epiphany-the defense lawyer

      Oluoch-the prosecutor

      Bile Richards-the judge

      Mat-lawyer

      Joe-lawyer

      Radio news presenter

      Jury-part of the jury

      Sergeant Matata

      Sergeant Sikujua

      Wekesa-the accused

      Prison warden

      Adel-part of the crowd

      Besh-part of the crowd

      Bella-part of the crowd

      Angela- part of the crowd

      Jabali- part of the crowd

      Kwach- part of the crowd

      Bella- part of the crowd

      Clerk

      1st man

      2nd man

      3rd man

      4th man

      5th man

      6th man

      7th man

      8th man

      Scene 1

      SCENE 1

      On stage, there are two cages. One is empty and Nadia is in the other. Her clothes are tattered and stained with blood. One side of the stage has a well arranged cluster of furniture that should be the setting of the court. Down stage are crowds of people who have frozen and not part of the present setting; anytime there is a court proceeding, the crowd comes back to life

      Nadia is in a cage surrounded by a wire mesh. She seems to be in deep thought. She turns and twists with anxiety and tiredness. She bangs the cage and screams hysterically.

      Nadia: I have tried not to think about it but apparently I can’t. My flesh is intact but my blood; with pain it bleeds of loath, disgust and self pity. As sexy as you might think I look; I see myself as dirt, dirtier than the volcanic sand. I know you don’t believe me, in fact I know you think I am insane. You think what you want and let me think what I want. What the hell, it won’t be written on my back.

      Nina: (gets on stage and listens tot Nadia, she

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