Museveni: We shall get Susan’s killers because they left clues behind

By our reporter

President Yoweri Museveni has promised the family of the late Susan Magara that he is going to coordinate security agencies to bring killers to book.

Magara’s body was found dumped in Kigo along Entebbe Road on Tuesday after spending almost three weeks missing.

President Museveni who conveyed his condolence message to the deceased’s family via social media, said Magara’s murder shows what sort of swine in Africa that do not value lives of young girls like Suzan.

He however revealed that they are going to track down the ruthless killers since they left clues behind.

Museveni’s full message;

Friends and Abazukulu (grandchildren), I write to convey condolences to Mutabani (son) Magara and family on the brutal murder of our grand-daughter, Susan Magara.

She was kidnapped on February 7th near her home, at night. I was informed about the problem on February 18th when I came back from Arua-Koboko-Nebbi.

Susan’s murder shows what sort of swine (pigs) we have in Africa that do not value treasures like the beautiful Suzzie whom, unfortunately, I had not had the opportunity of meeting.

The NRM defeated rural terrorists like Kony and ADF; and defeated the Karimojong cattle rustlers because we created forces that could cope with those rural security challenges and equipment to assist them.

The gaps we have been having in the towns have been lack of cameras and unregulated sale of mobile phone SIM cards to people without electronic identity cards. It is these gaps that we are in the process of closing. In the next few months, the cameras will be up in many areas.

Furthermore, no mobile or fixed phone SIM cards should be given to anybody without the electronic identity card. We may require the sellers of mobile phone SIM cards to have electronic identity card readers so that we rule out the photocopying of genuine electronic ID cards.

In order to eliminate these criminals, we may have to look at two other measures: capturing the palm-print of everybody and the DNA of everybody. Some elements try to argue that capturing the DNA of people is not democratic. I cannot understand why it is not democratic.

DNA records of everybody are good to compare with blood samples, sweat, sperm etc found at the scene of crime. Palm-prints are better than thumb prints because the criminal may leave the palm-print and not thumb print.

As for the killers of Susan, we shall get them because there are clues they left behind. I will not allow anybody to interfere with the freedom of our young people: discos etc.

However, Bazukulu avoid alcohol, drugs and umalaya. They are dangerous for you. I cannot allow the grand-children in the house to engage in those indisciplines. Similarly, I discourage all the other grand- children from that indiscipline. 
May the Almighty God rest Susan’s soul in eternal peace.