Watch DJ brownskin Video ? Brownskin’s wife before her death emerges

A video of DJ Brownskin recording his fiancée, Sharon Njeri Mwangi allegedly ingesting poison before her death went viral on April 2, 2023. In the seven-minute video, Njeri was seen sending her final messages to her family, and the video ended with her on the ground as their child rushed to her side, imploring DJ Brownskin to give her some milk. The incident raised several key questions, including what happened before the video was recorded, whether Njeri was coerced into taking the poison, and whether DJ Brownskin abetted in any way.

Constitutional lawyer, Bobby Mkangi, noted that the case had little to no legal parameters but was perceived to be more of a moral standpoint. He also highlighted that the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act No. 5 of 2018 comes into play, which limits individuals from producing, downloading, distributing, disseminating or circulating materials that are either obscene, inciteful, or hateful in any way.

Regarding the admissibility of the video as evidence in court, the lawyer noted that it would only pass if it met certain thresholds, such as when it was produced, how it was produced, whether it would be contested, and whether it had been tampered with. He further stated that the video would be essential in creating theories, but its usage would be based on the investigators’ decision to file it as evidence based on technical evaluation. An autopsy report was also suggested to determine the exact cause of Njeri’s death.

According to an obituary report, Njeri died on July 29, 2022, and was buried on August 6, 2022, at her father’s rural home in Koimbe Weithaga Village, Murang’a County.

DJ Brownskin, a Kenyan Spin master, lost his wife Sharon Njeri alias Shadodo, who allegedly took her life in his presence in July 2022. A video of Sharon ingesting an alleged poisonous substance as her husband watched and did nothing to help her went viral, sparking outrage from the public. Brownskin was criticized for his inaction in the video, which he reportedly recorded.

In December 2022, Brownskin posted a touching tribute to his late wife on his social media accounts. He described the events of the past week as having shaken him to his core and put him to the test as a man, father, husband, friend, and entertainer. He also promised to keep giving direction as he walked the path of discovering what “direction” even means. Brownskin further celebrated his wife’s birthday, calling her his greatest treasure and promising to cherish the memories they created forever.

The incident highlights the importance of seeking help when experiencing any mental health issues. Counselors, medics, and psychologists recommend reaching out for support, and a toll-free hotline, 1199, is available in Kenya for this purpose.

In July 2022, a video of a Kenyan woman identified as Sharon Njeri alias Shadodo taking an alleged poisonous substance went viral. In the video, her husband, DJ Brownskin Fullu Fullu, was seen recording as he allegedly psyches her on. The late Sharon was heard telling her kids she was dying, and she eventually succumbed to the alleged poison. Many criticized Brownskin for doing nothing to help his wife in the video.

In December 2022, Brownskin posted a tribute to his late wife on his social media accounts, describing the events of the past week as having shaken him to his core. He also celebrated his wife’s birthday, calling her his greatest treasure and promising to cherish the memories they created forever.

The incident highlights the importance of seeking help when experiencing any mental health issues, and counselors, medics, and psychologists recommend reaching out for support. In Kenya, a toll-free hotline, 1199, is available for this purpose.

Constitutional lawyer Bobby Mkangi noted that the case had little to no legal parameters but was perceived to be more of a moral standpoint. He raised several questions, including what happened before the video was recorded, whether Njeri was coerced into taking the poison, and whether Brownskin abetted in any way. Mkangi also pointed out that the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act No. 5 of 2018 comes into play, which limits individuals from producing, downloading, distributing, disseminating, or circulating materials that are either obscene, inciteful, or hateful in any way. The admissibility of the video as evidence in court would only pass if it met certain thresholds.

The tragedy serves as a reminder of the importance of seeking help for mental health issues and the need for more resources to assist those in distress.

Kenyans have expressed outrage over a viral video of DJ Brownskin recording his fiancée Sharon Njeri Mwangi allegedly ingesting poison before her death on July 30, 2022. The seven-minute video shows Njeri adding something to a cup before ingesting the mixture and giving her final instructions to DJ Brownskin to take care of their children. As her condition deteriorates, she is seen writhing and wailing in pain while saliva oozes out of her mouth. In the video, Brownskin is heard telling one of their children to give their mother milk, and a voice believed to be his says, “mpee maziwa unajua amekunywa madawa mingi.”

Netizens have piled pressure on the police to investigate Brownskin over Njeri’s death. Some have blamed him for not intervening to save her life, while others have wondered what he would tell their children when they come across the video. There have also been suggestions that Brownskin should be held accountable for his actions, but some have noted the need to consider the child’s welfare. The incident has sparked debate about mental health and the importance of seeking help when experiencing any mental health issues.