Police in Entebbe together the Flying Squad Unit have kick-started investigations into the serial murders of women in Entebbe, a day after the body of the 11th victim was recovered.
The body of 25-year-old Aisha Nakazibwe was found on Thursday a few metres from Kasenyi Barracks in Katabi town council.
Nakazibwe, a resident of Bugabo in Katabi town council, left her home on the August 13th and never returned. A missing person case was reported at Entebbe Police Station the day after she went missing.
In the last two months, bodies of young female adults have been found decomposing in bushes. Preliminary investigations into the alleged murders indicate that the unidentified suspects kill their victims after sexually assaulting them.
According to the Kampala Metropolitan Police spokesperson Emilian Kayima, Nakazibwe’s body was found decomposing in an abandoned bush.
“She was murdered in the same style as the other women whose bodies have been recovered in bushes and banana plantations,” Kayima said.
Similar to the other incidents, the body was found stripped with some clothes lying near the dead body and sticks inserted in her private parts.
No arrests have yet to be made in relation to the murder of Nakazibwe.
In relation to the other ten females murdered in the last two months, a number of suspects have been arrested and some of them released.A total of 6 suspects are still in custody in relation to these murders.
The 10th woman murdered in the same way was Sarah Nakajjo whose body was found last week.
