Nakuru is reeling after the sudden disappearance of Pastor Lucy Wairimu, a marriage counselor long hailed as the “matriarch” of restored homes.
For years, she guided couples through betrayal, conflict, and heartbreak—yet her own family only recently discovered they had been quietly written out of her life.
Behind the sermons on unity, honesty, and commitment, Pastor Lucy had been hiding a secret. Last year, she applied for the American Green Card—and won.
But instead of sharing the news with her husband and two adult sons, she kept it hidden, quietly planning her departure.
Two months ago, she executed the ultimate betrayal. Booking a one-way ticket to the U.S., she vanished without a goodbye. No note. No explanation.
A woman who preached open communication simply walked out of her own home.
Her husband, frantic, launched a search and reported her missing to the DCI. What followed stunned both him and investigators: Pastor Lucy wasn’t missing—she had legally emigrated.
Even more shocking, immigration documents declared her single and childless, erasing the family she had publicly celebrated for years.
Back home, her sons are left staring at an empty chair, trying to reconcile the woman who taught trust with the reality of her sudden disappearance.
Now building a new life in America, Pastor Lucy’s former family and congregation are left grappling with the haunting question: How could a woman devoted to mending marriages abandon her own without a word?