How a Fake street Beggar who pretended to be Blind was Exposed in Public.

 

A street beggar in Nairobi Kenya pretending to be blind and crippled did the unthinkable in public last Sunday.Right in front of everybody, the blind man suddenly got up and walked without stumbling - turns out he wasn't getting money at the first spot and he got pissed off.





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