KAMPALA – The bodies of the two foreign tourists killed in Kasese District by suspected ADF terrorists were repatriated to the United Kingdom on November 1, 2023.
According to SCP Fred Enanga, the Uganda Police spokesperson, the bodies were handed over to a team of forensic and investigative experts from the United Kingdom.
“We understand the painful wait for the families and relatives of the deceased persons. Our hearts and thoughts are with their families and loved ones,” Enanga expressed.
He added, “The joint task team investigating the tragic murder shared their findings with the UK team, including the timelines of events aligned with GPS, phone evidence, and other significant lines of inquiry.”Enanga assured, “A comprehensive autopsy report was also provided.”
“We want to assure all Ugandans and visitors that significant improvements in the safety and security of all visitors at tourist sites in the country have been made since the tragedy occurred,” Enanga stated.
He disclosed ongoing efforts to recover exhibits found in possession of the ADF rebel group’s commander, identified as responsible for the attack on the tourists and their driver.
“We promised the truth would come out, and the perpetrators brought to justice or neutralized if they fail to surrender. We commend the UPDF for relentlessly pursuing the ADF remnants near the border and in the DRC, contributing to the peace and stability of our country,” Enanga concluded.
