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He said he had received death threats because of his participation in the Uganda airline probe.
From Ssenyonyi’s statement, police said that the complainant pointed out that he received numerous threats. This was in form of anonymous calls until Friday August, 19 when he received a call from the Hon. Butime.
“He claims the minister threatened him by promising to mobilize the relatives of the Uganda Airlines CEO Jennifer Bamuturaki to come and show their disgruntlement. He alleged that he recorded the conversation but up to now he has failed to share the recorded conversation with police,” Enanga told the press.
Ssenyonyi had said he has recordings where the Minister was threatening him. However, Enanga says Joel has not handed over the phone to help in the investigation.
“When we are doing cyber forensics, we establish the specific descriptions of violence that is whether the conversation was menacing, intimidating, gruesome, violent and tone of language that was used. All this comes out of the cyber analysis,” he said.
Meanwhile, there have been a number of times people have come out to say their lives are in danger.
Unfortunately, not much was done. Some have lost their lives in the end including Muhammad Kirumira among others.
Investigations On Death Threats
In similar news by NEWSLEXPOINT.com, police started investigating the death threats claim made by Joel Ssenyonyi that his life is being threatened by a certain powerful Minister.
The chairperson of Parliament’s Committee on State Authorities and State Enterprises (COSASE) said this must be connected to the Uganda Airlines investigation.
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