- Billy Mwangi was released from captivity a day ago, looking frail, and after regaining some strength, he has narrated a few stories about what happened in captivity
- The Embu Gen Z, who had been missing for 15 days, explained that his abductors took away his phone and clarified that the posts emerging from his handle are not by him
- He then added that the ordeal left him mentally shaken, but he remains grateful for the support he has received
Billy Mwangi, the Embu youth recently freed after a harrowing two-week abduction, has denied owning several social media accounts posting under his name.
Speaking in a video released on January 6, Mwangi clarified that his phone was taken by his abductors, and his X account (@Psychosins) was hacked.
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He warned followers against falling for impersonators and promised to provide updates directly as he recovers.
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“Those accounts are not me. My phone was taken, and my account was hacked. I’ll keep you updated personally when necessary,” Mwangi said, expressing gratitude to fans and Embu residents for their unwavering support during his ordeal.
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Recounting his experience, Mwangi shared that his detention left him mentally shaken.
“Even though they shaved me, I’m back and recovering slowly. I’m not OK mentally, but I’ll get there,” he said, assuring his followers that brighter days lie ahead.
