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Detective Jane Mugo: Meet Kenya Spy Queen & Female “James Bond”

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Detective Jane Mugo has been tagged as Kenya Spy Queen & Female James Bond.

In a documentary made by BBC News Africa, Jane said she is the most hunted woman in the world by criminals and she doesn’t stop working until she gets her target.

The social media superstar is Kenya’s one and only celebrity private investigator who has been celebrated for solving hundreds of crimes including murders and kidnappings.

“I am the best in the world, in Africa and in Kenya, nobody can beat me up.” Jane Mugo said.

In 2019, Private Detective Jane Mugo fell into controversy when police accused her of threatening to kill someone. Police issued a warrant to the Kenya Spy Queen arrest after they tagged her as a serial offender.

A few days later the charges were dropped and she resumed her work in investigating new cases — she also worked for top-ranking politicians.

During an interview with Journalist Sharon Machira, Detective Jane showed her secret cameras which were hidden in everyday objects, teddy bears, wall clocks among others.

Detective Jane Mugo showed hidden cameras/BBC

For fear of being poisoned, Jane lets her security and personal chef taste her meal first.

“There’s no pain. You have to endure the pain”. Jane Mugo team member who was always flogged during meal time said.

“Ok. it was a bit painful. That’s why I didn’t get enough food” Another team member said.

The Kenya James Bond, Jane Mugo also claimed she is trained in Taekwondo. “I love my job, I love justice and I was born in it,” She said.

“Fighting for justice is in my blood system” Spy Queen added.

People also come to her wanting information on cheating spouses, stolen items, and killings.

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