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The incident occurred on Tuesday night at their home following a misunderstanding between the couples. The victim, identified as Marion Kyokusiima, was a mother of a two year old daughter. She was convinced by her husband to return back to her marital home following a recent misunderstanding on that fate full day when the incident happened.
According to the neighbour who preferred anonymity said Ndyanabo who works as a boda boda rider in Nyakituda township for long had been accusing his wife for infidelity.
On Wednesday police conducted a search for the bodies and they were discovered in a banana plantation near Nyakituda secondary school.
The suspect fled the scene immediately after the attack and is currently on the run. Police have launched a manhunt and are urging anyone with information about the suspect’s whereabouts to come forward.
The victim’s family and friends are in shock and mourning her tragic death. They described her as a loving and caring person who did not deserve to die in such a brutal manner. The community is also outraged by the attack and is calling for justice for the victim.
The incident is a tragic reminder of the ongoing issue of domestic violence in our society.
It is important for authorities and communities to take action to prevent such incidents and provide support to victims of abuse. The police are urging anyone with information about the suspect to contact them immediately.
Sodomy
In another story previously published by NEWSLEXPOINT.com police in Bushenyi District, western Uganda held a 22-year-old man on allegations of sodomizing a 12-year-old boy.
According to the greater Bushenyi police spokesperson Mr Marcial Tumusiime, the suspect (name withheld) is a casual labourer at Nyabwirima cell, Bitooma town council in Bushenyi District.
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