In a poignant revelation, Hannah Kimani, the widow of late rights lawyer Willie Kimani, disclosed that she had a premonition of her husband's death a year before he was tragically murdered alongside his driver and client. Speaking at a commemoration event, Hannah shared her haunting experience.

In 2015, during Easter Friday, Hannah had a vivid dream in which she visited Willie, only to find him lying lifeless on a metallic table while people around him mourned. Disturbed by the dream, she immediately shared it with Willie, who advised her to keep praying.

Exactly one year later, on June 23, 2016, Willie left home for work, looking sharp and full of life, but he never returned. It was a shocking realization for Hannah, as the dream she had foreseen became a devastating reality. Remarkably, when she went to identify Willie's body at the morgue, she was carrying their youngest child.

Recalling the events leading up to Willie's employment, Hannah mentioned that in 2015, he had been hired as a field investigation officer at IJM Kenya. Curious about his job, she asked him about the nature of his work, to which he responded that he would be investigating a police officer. Although she expressed concern about potential dangers, Willie reassured her, stating that the police were human beings like everyone else, and everyone dies only once.

During her speech, Hannah expressed gratitude towards IJM for their professional assistance during the difficult times. She acknowledged their prompt and supportive actions, offering hope that Willie would be found. She also thanked them for providing a dignified burial for Willie and ensuring that their family had shelter and support.

On a lighter note, Hannah shared that her eldest son expressed a desire to become a policeman when he grows up, while his younger brother aspired to be an investigator. She acknowledged the noble nature of the police profession and urged the government to prioritize continuous professional training for officers, reminding them that they are not above the law.

In conclusion, Hannah expressed her hope for swift justice for Willie's family and other families who have endured long struggles for justice. She called upon the judiciary to expedite the legal process, ensuring that no family has to endure prolonged searches for closure.