B-I-Z-A-R-R-E: Man rapes employer's Chicken to death

A man committed bestiality with a chicken in  Kenya. Ndanu Mwatha, 22, said the act, that led to the death of the bird, was in retaliation to the killing of his chicken by his employer.
Starreports Mwatha said his boss did not compensate him."I could not hold it anymore plus these people undermine me,"According to he Star Area assistant chief Agnes Musili said Mwatha committed the act when the chicken entered his house.
"He is a shamba boy for one of the families around but he has rented a houseat Etawa in Karura sub location," Musili said.She said Mwatha is being held at Mwingi police station and will be charged in court on Tuesday.

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