Nakuru Woman Narrates Finding Body Of Lady In Freezer During Work Shift In Saudi Arabia

• Elizabeth Njoki was stunned when she found a woman's body in a freezer while touring the house of her employer
• The mother of two, who was working in Saudi Arabia, had been told there was a young lady who was working there who had disappeared under strange circumstances
• Njoki, a Nakuru woman, said she never told the story to anyone until she opened up to TUKO.co.ke in an interview

Nakuru - A woman has vividly narrated a chilling experience while working in Saudi Arabia.

Elizabeth Njoki said she travelled to the Gulf in search of greener pastures, as most do, to feed her family.

How did woman working for Saudi boss disappear?

The mother of two said her stay there was smooth, and all was going well with her boss and the family she served.

Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Njoki said she was told a story by another woman, Susan, of a young lady who disappeared under unclear circumstances.

"She told me there was a lady who used to work there, but she didn't know how she left because she didn't tell her goodbye or anything, and her contract hadn't ended. I was left wondering how it could be that they didn't even communicate over the phone," she said.

Njoki lived in a three-storey house but had never accessed the third floor, and one day, she was curious to see what was there.

As she was walking, she saw a particular room on that floor and opened it.

"I saw a freezer there. I wondered what the freezer was for, yet the house was incomplete, and another freezer was downstairs. I decided to open it because it was on. When I opened it, I saw a woman's body. I was shocked and wondered if that was the woman Susan had told me she had gone missing. I closed it at once and I didn't continue wandering I just went back to my room," the Nakuru lady recalled.

Njoki never spoke to anyone in the house or her family and never acted like she had seen something strange.

How long did Kiambu woman stay in freezer?

Separately, another lady recalled her experience with her cruel boss in Saudi Arabia.

Susan Njoki said she could not take it anymore working for her employer, who was mistreating her.

She planned for an escape, but as soon as her boss found out about it, she put her in a freezer where the Kiambu woman stayed for two days.

Proofreading by Otukho Jackson, a multimedia journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke