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Apparently, Gumoshabe started dating Turinawe’s mother, Emily Kyomugisha earlier this year. This was after Kyomugisha became a widow after the death of her husband, Julius Katurebe towards the end of 2021.
Furthermore, on the night of 15th April 2022, Emily brought Gumoshabe to her late husband’s home. The two started making love under the same roof that houses Turinawe.
Turinawe angered by the noises coming out of his mother’s bedroom grabbed a huge stick and stormed the room.
His mother managed to flee the scene but Turinawe pounced on Gumoshabe and beat him to near death.
Gumoshabe didn’t survive the beating as he succumbed to the injuries on the 16th of April 2022 just as he had been transported to Karoli Lwanga hospital.
Turinawe’s actions angered the residents who in turn crushed the entire house down.
Kigezi Region Police Spokesperson Elly Maate assured the residents that the hunt is on for Turinawe and he will have to face the law.
In similar news by NEWSLEXPOINT.com, police in Rukungiri arrested two suspects after their Mother’s body turned up and appeared to have been strangled to death. Kigezi Regional Police Spokesman Elly Maate identified the two suspects as Christopher Turyahebwa and John Twinamatsiko.
The two are residents of Nyamambo village Kibirizi parish Buhunga sub-county in Rukungiri District. Their deceased mother, Norah Bitamu, also lived at the same address.
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