Jowie was found guilty for killing businesswoman Monica Kimani in September 2018. In conveying the sentence, Judge Beauty Nzioka noticed that the respondent was not qualified for parole.
Joseph 'Jowie' Irungu still has an opportunity to save himself from death penalty
The detainee currently has fourteen days to record an allure against death penalty he was given on Wednesday.
Assuming that the detainee documents an allure and succeeds, his charge might be decreased or dropped relying upon the proof he presents against the sentence.
Judge Beauty Nzioka conveyed the decision at the Milimani Court on Wednesday early evening time following a liable decision gave on February 9, 2024.
Jowie was viewed as at fault for killing bussiness woman Monica Kimani in September 2018. In conveying the sentence, Judge Elegance Nzioka noticed that the respondent was not qualified for parole.
"Considering all I have said, thusly, I request that the primary charged, Joseph Kuria Irungu pseudonym Jowie, is condemned to hang as recommended for the offense of homicide under segment 204 of the Kenyan Reformatory Code except if the sentence is saved by a court of capable purview," Judge Nzioka said.
The decision was conveyed after the court viewed Jowie to be blameworthy of Monica Kimani's homicide.
The court found that the 28-year-old money manager didn't pass on from regular causes yet was killed as affirmed by the arraignment.
The decision was initially planned to be followed through on Walk 8, 2024, yet was delayed until Wednesday, Walk 13, after Jowie's attorneys submitted significant reports late.
Previous TV moderator Jacque Maribe, who was recently charged close by Jowie, had her homicide accusations dropped.
Nzioka said murder was not the right charge the arraignment would have liked against her.
She said the indictment didn't put Maribe at the location of the crime.
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