her name is kamuyat. she was 28 years old and a mother to four children.here on kampala road, cooking and delivering food to businesses in the neighbourhood. just before two p:m., she delivered food to the shop, where an eyewitness told us she stayed inside for a moment, watching the street. but she was carrying a plate of food for another customer, her grandfather, who was waiting for her in this building. against the warnings of the shop, she tucked her way out and crossed this street. this is her. this video captured the final moments of her life. hearing gunfire, she runs for cover. seconds after this clip, a bullet hit her in the back of the head. she fell here, on the second floor of this building. her grandfather reached the balcony in time to see his granddaughter�*s body carried into the road. he ran down, but the street doors were locked. all he could do was take this photo. we now know who she was and something about the circumstances in which she died. but general tumwine�*s central question remains — who shot her? the video we've already seen,

they confirmed that kamuyat was killed, but attributed his death to a stray bullet.ly, they say these debts have been investigated and a report has been tabled in parliament. we began this investigation with a question. 0ur attempt to answer it has been obstructed. journalists are afraid to investigate. eyewitnesses aren't afraid to testify. even some of the survivors and relatives of those killed say they are reluctant to speak out, afraid that any criticism of museveni's government might lead to arrest or torture. spike these obstacles, bbc africa eye has gradually placed evidence we have shown you in this film and in it, there is a pattern. security forces firing live ammunition without restraint or discrimination. vehicles that do not stop. a total lack of accountability, even when children have been killed. generaltumwine, even when children have been killed. general tumwine, who asked the question in the first place, implied the violence was necessary. just a week after the killings, he praised uganda's police and army for the response. but according to the evi