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Suzan Magara was killed by heartless kidnappers after kidnapping and torturing the young lady for almost three weeks.
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Before her death, her family was tasked to pay a ransom of over 700m for susan to be released but after paying the money, they didn’t hold onto the truce they made hence killing her.
After her murder, Magara’s body was found along Entebbe express high way where it was dumped.
The mysterious death of magara caused havoc with in the country which forced president Museveni to come out and promise that whoever killed her will face the law.
The police and other security agencies have been working tirelessly to curb the culprits behind the killing of Susan.
Through their investigations, some suspects were arrested and others are still at a large.
The arrested suspects were charged by Buganda Road grade one magistrate Charles Yeteise and remanded to Luzira prison until june 1.
The remanded are; Patrick Kasaija, Yusuf Lubega, Hussein Wasswa, Muzamiru Ssali, Hassan Kato Miiro, Hajara Nakandi , Abubaker Kyewolwa, Mahad Kasalita, and Ismail Bukenya .
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