By end of September, a total of 23 women had
been gruesomely murdered in different parts of Kampala. The police and other
security agencies failed to come out with a satisfactory explanation over the
unresolved murders.
The relief came when the police chief, Gen.
Kalekyezi conspired with the disgruntled former Museveni Press Secretary,
Tamale Mirundi to link the kisoon killings with the Minister of Security, Gen.
Henry Tumukunde. The two Generals have
had bad blood over control of the huge security budget, influence, political
ambitions and catching Museveni's attention.
Tamale Mirundi was sacked by Museveni in July 2015
over allegations that he was supporting Museveni's political rivals. Since
then, he has aggressively been attacking whoever he believes was behind his
woes. However, aware of the potential danger, he has hypocritically maintained
a public defence of a support for Museveni. It is the hope that one day he
would resigned be reassigned by Museveni that made him fall in Gen. Kelekyezi's
trap.
A ploy was hacked whereby at the end of last
month Tamale Mirundi went public claiming that one of his wives had narrowly
survived a kidnap and murder plot by those who had been killing women around
Kampala. He deliberately made no formal complaint with the police but bragged
that he had foiled the ploy. He went ahead to brag that he was to personally
investigate the incident and burst the racket. Shortly after he came out with
public statements to the effect that he had identified the serial killers,
their modus operandi (MO) and their entire criminal racket.
He said; "I cannot trust anyone with my
info be it the police chief, the Army chief or Minister of Security. The only
person I share information with is President Museveni. I don't die for nothing.
I need a Presidential Handshake because I've been making my own research on
this. The information I have about murders I can only tell the President."
Museveni simply ignored Tamale Mirundi’s
blackmail prompting the latter to panic. He opted to don the Museveni party
uniform in all his public appearances in the hope that he would attract
Museveni's attention. The humiliated and frustrated Tamale Mirundi opted to publicly
disclose some details of his so called private investigations.
He revealed from the mobile phone printouts of
his so-called murderers, their connections. He claimed that they were using
cheep mobile phones that can not be easily tracked by security and moreover the
ones that had been deactivated by security agencies/UCC. He went ahead to claim
that it was only with assistance of those with strong security connections that
their phone sets were deactivated and able to use unregistered SIM cards.
Strangely, the police picked no interest in his
assertions. Having realised that Museveni had opted to ignore him, he initially
claimed that the murderers had been using their victims in recording sexual films
before killing them to erase evidence. Later he claimed that an Australia based
Ugandan (most likely Dr. Kiyingi) was behind the murders. He confidently
declared that because of his efforts, there will be no more murder of women in
Kampala. Indeed, the serial murders have ceased but instead, it is the machete
wielding men in areas of Masaka that have resumes.
Had Museveni accepted to meet Tamale Mirundi
for the "highly classified intelligence", Gen. Tumukunde was to have
been the culprit. The motive would have been that "he is doing it to
undermine the police and Police chief, Gen. Kalekyezi. The battle between the
two Generals has now taken a new bloody twist involving a Rwandese lady who claims
to be in possession of information pertaining to the murder of Felix Kaweesi by
Gen. Kalekyezi. This time around Museveni has deployed his Special Forces to
disentangle the belligerent Tumukunde's ISO forces and Gen. Kalekyezi's Special
Police squads. This new development provides the humiliated Tamale Mirundi with
smokescreen under which to withdraw his murder hoax.
INFORMATION IS POWER AND DEFIANCE IS THE WAY TO
GO
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