Exclusive info reaching us confirms that Spice Diana is on the run after the family of the slain victim piles pressure on authorities to have her arrested. ‘Okwelinda sibuti,’ apparently, Stargal cannot just imagine spending nights behind bars!
This week on Monday, Police at Katwe summoned Spice Diana over the murder of a 27-year-old casual labourer, who was beaten at her home and later died at Mulago Hospital. This was after the deceased family intervened and demanded for both answers and justice.
The disgruntled family members claim it is four days since their son mysteriously died within the perimeter walls of the spice’s home but to their surprise, the singer pretended as if nothing happened, apparently going about her usual business with no questioning.
In an interview with a local news outlet, Johnson Matovu, a father to the deceased, discloses that his son was a bricklayer turned musician, not a thief as alleged. He noted that he had grown dreadlocks and joined a clique of musicians in the areas of Makindye.
“I discouraged him from pursuing music but in vain. As a result of our disagreements over his career path, he (the deceased) moved out of my house and started renting nearby. I last saw him a couple of days before his death,” he recalled. According to Matovu, he received a call informing him how his son had passed on at Mulago Hospital and was further told to pick the body.
”For me, there were more questions than answers. I don’t know the identity of the caller who rang me. All she volunteered was that my son was found naked and unconscious after a fatal beating. He also never had any identification on him,” He narrated.
Spice Diana, who sources say ran and disappeared in the nearest tall grass on July 1, after spotting Afande Ochola’s men in uniform and plain-cloth detectives, storming her home of residence to collect evidence, has not yet appeared to record a statement.
However, her manager, Roger Lubega insists the singer has nothing to do with the death of the young man and they only got to know about the matter in the press.
