Uganda: Police Doctor Finds New Clues On Killings

7 September 2017

Entebbe — Reports of postmortems done at the City Mortuary by police surgeons on some of the murdered women in Entebbe and Nansana areas has revealed by far the most graphic details of how they died and how many people could be involved in the murders.

Dr Moses Byaruhanga, the police director of Medical Services, told this newspaper that the nature of the bodies point to the fact that the women were tortured and that the twigs were inserted into their private parts prior to their deaths. This, according to him, suggests that more than one assailant pinned them to the ground for the other to then insert the twigs.

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