[UAH] This is what Atim Finella did to Dr. Okello Brian.I wonder why some people can be so heartless..RIP Dr. Brian
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This is what Atim Finella did to Dr. Okello Brian.We are not going to take your emotional weaknesses as an excuse for you to continue killing men of value like Dr Brian. If you saw this Akello,she does not have any value to the society except the useless thing she used to entice Dr and later killed him.
Some information to the picture Atim Finella, a woman who allegedly poured boiled cooking oil in the mouth of her 'husband' Dr. Brian Okello of Amolatar causing his death two months later has been committed for trial in the High Court and hearing schedule to kick off on June 26.Atim was committed to High Court on Tuesday and theb following day the case fixed for hearing.
Atim was in November 2011 arrested and charged with attempted murder before the doctor passed on and released on court bail.When she came to answer her bail on Tuesday April 30, Atim aged 25, a software engineer was arrested and a new charge of murder read to her by Grade One Magistrate Naume Sikoya.She was not allowed to take plea as the case is of capital nature that can only be tried by the High Court. She was remanded to Lira Central Prison.It's alleged that Atim Finella on October 30, 2011 at Amolatar Health Centre Staff Quarters in Amolatar District murdered Dr. Brian Okello
Report said Atim boiled cooking oil and poured it in the mouth and face of Dr. Okello as he slept on his bed, resulting in severe injuries.Dr. Okello, a medical officer in charge of Amolatar Health Centre IV was rushed to Mulago National Referral Hospital in critical condition.He slightly improved and was discharged and went to stay at Bweyogerere , a Kampala suburb from where he died in January 2012.By the time of his death, his family was trying to raise Sh16m to fly him to India for further medical attention to correct one of his eyes that was deformed following the incident.Atim through her lawyer applied for bail in the High Court but the Judge, Justice Byabakama Mugenyi instead fixed the case for hearing on June 26.
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"To announce that there must be no criticism of the president, or that we are to stand by the president right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public."
---Theodore Roosevelt
Some information to the picture Atim Finella, a woman who allegedly poured boiled cooking oil in the mouth of her 'husband' Dr. Brian Okello of Amolatar causing his death two months later has been committed for trial in the High Court and hearing schedule to kick off on June 26.Atim was committed to High Court on Tuesday and theb following day the case fixed for hearing.
Atim was in November 2011 arrested and charged with attempted murder before the doctor passed on and released on court bail.When she came to answer her bail on Tuesday April 30, Atim aged 25, a software engineer was arrested and a new charge of murder read to her by Grade One Magistrate Naume Sikoya.She was not allowed to take plea as the case is of capital nature that can only be tried by the High Court. She was remanded to Lira Central Prison.It's alleged that Atim Finella on October 30, 2011 at Amolatar Health Centre Staff Quarters in Amolatar District murdered Dr. Brian Okello
Report said Atim boiled cooking oil and poured it in the mouth and face of Dr. Okello as he slept on his bed, resulting in severe injuries.Dr. Okello, a medical officer in charge of Amolatar Health Centre IV was rushed to Mulago National Referral Hospital in critical condition.He slightly improved and was discharged and went to stay at Bweyogerere , a Kampala suburb from where he died in January 2012.By the time of his death, his family was trying to raise Sh16m to fly him to India for further medical attention to correct one of his eyes that was deformed following the incident.Atim through her lawyer applied for bail in the High Court but the Judge, Justice Byabakama Mugenyi instead fixed the case for hearing on June 26.
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H.OGWAPITI
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"To announce that there must be no criticism of the president, or that we are to stand by the president right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public."
---Theodore Roosevelt
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