UNBELIEVABLE!! How Mubende Based PrimeRose Hotel Boss’ Son Killed Worker Over Stolen Charcoal – Lifeless Body Found Minus Tongue, Finger, And Foot!

A wave of fear has swept through Mubende Town after the manager of Prime Rose Hotel — who is also the son of the hotel’s owner — allegedly killed one of his long-serving employees and secretly buried him, accusing the man of stealing charcoal.

The accused, Genesis Dduhimbaazi, manager of Prime Rose Hotel, appeared before the Mubende Magistrates Court alongside two alleged accomplices — Gideon Kwehangana and Yoram Tulinawe, commonly known as Kanyankole — for the brutal murder of 35-year-old Ibrahim Mujuni, a tuk-tuk rider who had faithfully worked at the hotel for over five years.

The three men were charged with murder and remanded to Kweeri Prison until December 12, 2025, after Grade One Magistrate Chambers Paul Kedi, the Acting Chief Magistrate, denied them bail.

Widow’s Cry for Justice

An emotional courtroom scene unfolded as the deceased’s widow, Annet Nagawa, broke down in tears while pleading for justice.

“I feel a bit relieved because they have been denied bail,” she sobbed. “But I’m still in shock. My husband worked for these people faithfully. I beg the President and the Prime Minister to follow up this case. They have money and can easily buy their freedom.”

Now left to care for two young children alone, Nagawa demanded that Dduhimbaazi’s father — the hotel owner — help support her family.

“His son managed that hotel. My husband served him every day. The least he can do is help my children continue school,” she pleaded.

What Really Happened

According to police reports, Mujuni went missing on October 10 after being accused of stealing charcoal from the hotel’s storage area.

Outgoing Wamala Region Police Spokesperson Rachel Kawala revealed that the deceased was last seen riding on a motorcycle with one of the suspects before he disappeared.

“We arrested three suspects — Genesis Dduhimbaazi, Gideon Kwehangana, and Yoram Tulinawe — following a missing person’s report,” Kawala said. “Our findings show that the deceased was assaulted by his co-workers, leading to his death.”

Police later uncovered Mujuni’s body in a shallow grave on Dduhimbaazi’s family farm in Kirangwa, Buwekula South, after Kanyankole confessed and guided detectives to the site.

Shockingly, the exhumed body was missing several parts — including the tongue, a finger, and one foot — fueling speculation of ritual sacrifice.

Suspected Killer Genesis

During interrogation, Kanyankole told police how his boss brought the badly injured victim and dumped him under a tree before heading back to town.

“He had bruises all over his body. We begged the manager to take him for treatment, but he refused. Mujuni died later that evening,” Kanyankole allegedly confessed.

He further revealed that Dduhimbaazi later ordered them to dig a grave and bury the body secretly.

“They forced me to join in even though he was my friend. I feared for my life,” Kanyankole said.

Family in Shock

Mujuni’s relatives described him as a humble, hardworking man who had loyally served the hotel for years.

His sister, Babrah Ninsiima, expressed outrage over the horrific killing, questioning how such a tragedy could happen under a respected establishment.

“If a manager can murder an employee, what about customers?” she fumed.

Justice Awaits

The case has left Mubende residents horrified, with many demanding that Prime Rose Hotel be shut down until investigations conclude. The suspects are set to return to court on December 12, 2025, as police continue gathering evidence.

Meanwhile, the grieving widow and her family are appealing for help to raise Mujuni’s children — praying that money and influence won’t bury the truth.