Venezuelan Jose Camargo Decided Kenya’s President – Court Told

September 2, 2022

Julie Soweto in court today Friday Sept 2[Photos/Courtesy].

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Friday, September 2, 2022 –Petitioners-assist counsel Julie Soweto today brought a tense moment in the Supreme court room while trying to demonstrate how foreigners hacked Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission IEBC system to the benefit of one candidate.

Making a live video presentation to demonstrate discrepancies from the IEBC’s own portal, Soweto demonstrated to the court on Friday September 2 afternoon, how results’ Forms were changed before reaching the IEBC official portal for public consumption.

Jose Camargo passport image as was captured by the DCI following the JKIA arrest.

“All the forms that are on the IEBC portal are in black and white at what point were they altered from JPEG to PGF? The fingerprints of those who interfered with the system are still there,” Julie Soweto noticed.

She went ahead to try to prove how one Jose Camargo (Venezuelan) was the person who decided the president-elect of Kenya in the August 9 election exercise.

Lawyer Soweto further utilized that opportunity to show how Bungoma, Murang’a and several other areas were affected by these massive fraud.

It is apparent that from her detailed and chilling rebuttal on Friday afternoon, the IEBC team thought nobody was going to trawl the portal and find fingerprints of those who were allegedly uploading the Forms 34A.

On the same note, Lawyer Otiende Amollo told the court that the voter turnout cannot be something that depends on the interpretation of IEBC at its convenience. It must be the denominator as a percentage of the total registered voters, and therefore, it should be a constant figure.

Deputy President Chief of Staff Davis Chirchir at Bomas recently.

Reacting on the attempts by Deputy President William Ruto’s lawyer Mr. Kiragu Kimani to stop Soweto from completing her nerve-racking submission, Lawyer Edwin Sifuna now Nairobi Senator argued that only the IEBC can answer questions on the forms uploaded on their own portal and not William Ruto and his proxies.

Lawyer Paul Mwangi, also acting for the petitioner, showed to the court a document with the name Jose Camargo, one of the Venezuelans who was arrested at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and whom Lawyer Soweto told the court that he was at the center of this mess.