🚨 BREAKING: Uganda Arrests Suspect Accused of Killing 38 People and Eating Their Remains Over 15 Years

 

Uganda's security forces have reportedly arrested a man identified as Moses Mujurizi, who has been accused of killing 38 people and consuming their remains over a 15-year period, according to an announcement by the country's military chief.

General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Uganda's Chief of Defence Forces, announced the arrest in a post on social media, describing the suspect as one of the country's most notorious alleged serial killers.

According to the military chief, the alleged crimes occurred between 2010 and 2025 in the districts of Masaka, Ibanda and Kazo.

However, the allegations, including the reported number of victims and claims of cannibalism, must be distinguished from facts established through a court proceeding.

Military Chief Announces Arrest

In his announcement, Kainerugaba said security forces had apprehended the suspect following years of alleged criminal activity.

The military chief also indicated that the suspect would face a public trial, adding that he expected the case to result in the death penalty.

The suspect's guilt and any appropriate punishment, however, must be determined through the applicable legal process.

Suspect Linked to Multiple Killings

According to reports circulating in Ugandan media, the suspect has been linked to alleged killings in several communities, including parts of the Greater Masaka region.

Some accounts claim that victims were attacked in their homes, while others allege that women were targeted under the pretext of romantic relationships.

There are also reports alleging that accomplices helped the suspect gain access to some victims.

These details have not all been independently established, and further information from police investigations and court proceedings would be needed to confirm the full circumstances of the alleged crimes.

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Questions Over Previous Arrests

Some reports have also suggested that a suspect linked to similar killings had previously been arrested or investigated.

However, questions remain about the relationship between those earlier cases and the man identified in the latest announcement.

Authorities will need to clarify the suspect's identity, the evidence connecting him to the alleged offences and the number of victims attributed to the case.< /p>

What Happens Next?

The reported arrest is a significant development in a case involving extremely serious allegations.

Investigators are expected to establish the evidence against the suspect, while the judicial process will determine whether the accusations can be proved.

Until then, the claims involving 38 victims and cannibalism should be treated as allegations rather than established facts.

Daily Gist & Guide will continue to follow developments in the case as more reliable information becomes available.

Source: Statements attributed to Uganda's Chief of Defence Forces, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, and reports by Ugandan media.

>Disclaimer: The allegations described in this report have not been established as proven facts in court.

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