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The two who were found dead were murdered under unclear circumstances yet to be determined by the investigations.
According to Luke Owoyesigyire, the Kampala Metropolitan Police spokesperson, the two security guards were guarding a disputed land in Wankoko industrial area.
‘’They were guarding Mandela disputed land. The bodies are yet to be flipped over but they found a lot of vomit around them,’’ Owoyesigyire said.
There were not so many details in the case. However, he noted that further details would be given after scenes of crime officers arrive to ascertain what could have happened.
‘’The scenes crime officer is yet to confirm whether they have bullet wounds or not because their bodies were found facing down,’’ he said.
In similar news earlier published by NEWSLEXPOINT.com, local authorities found a group of fFive people, believed to be members of the same family, murdered in the small town of Atkins, in Arkansas, US. Local police describe the incident as a ‘tragedy’.
A spokesman for the Pope County sheriff’s office said: “Tragedy has struck Pope County on this Christmas Day. Just a little after 5pm our deputies were dispatched to a residence at the 5100 block of Pine Ridge road on a possible homicide. Upon arrival, we did notice that there were potentially five victims within this residence. We believe them to be all family members at this time.”
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- Makerere University Graduate Found Dead In His Room 3 Days After Graduating
- 5 Family Members Found Dead Inside Their Home On Christmas Day
- Missing Businessman Found Dead In His Car Six Days After His Disappearance
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