Security agencies first arrested Koprian Kasolo alias Arsenal, Johnson Lubega alias Rasta aka Eto, Hassan Kisekka alias Masada and Nassif Kalyango alias Muwonge.
The quartet revealed that they had got hired to execute the kidnap and murder by a one Sadat Kateregga alias Baros while they were still locked up in Luzira prison. They added that they surveyed Nagirinya’s home moving on Mpanga’s motorcycle.
Enanga said after charging Kasolo, Lubega, Kisekka and Muwonge, investigators intensified a hunt for Kateregga and Mpanga. Kateregga was arrested early last week hiding in Kilombe, Makindye Division.
This now brings the number of suspects accused of being involved in the crime to six. Police said this was the team that orchestrated the entire murder plot where Kasolo, Kisekka, Muwonge and Lubega were each paid Shs 130,000.Â
CCTV footage allegedly captured Mpanga dropping Kasolo and Kisekka near Nagirinya’s home and waited for the victim to arrive. Mpanga waited to evacuate the killers in case the mission had failed.Â
After kidnapping Nagirinya and Kitayimbwa, Mpanga rode ahead of the suspects directing them to the safe routes to take. Enanga said he also went to Mukono and surveyed the area where the victims’ bodies were dumped.
Kateregga, according to police is yet to reveal who ‘contracted’ him to carry out the murder. Though Kasolo who hired his other colleagues, says Kateregga hired him for the heinous crime, when he was about to be released from Luzira prison in May, he does not know whose job it was.
Security now believe Kateregga who is being handled at Special Investigations Division (SID) in Kireka will perhaps reveal who tasked him to hire Nagirinya’s killers. Nevertheless, Kateregga has so far told police that they killed Nagirinya because she often moved with huge sums of money of over Shs 50 million on her.