Court stops burying albino kidnap suspect until postmortem
The High Court in Lilongwe on Friday issued an injunction against burial of the body of Buleya Lule, a suspect who allegedly offered to ‘buy’ a 14-year-old Dedza boy with albinism for K800 000 last week, until a pathologist do a forensic postmortem on his remains.
Association of Persons with Albinism in Malawi (Apam) applied for the injunction against the burial of Lule’s body, which was granted, making Malawi Police Service (MPS), through the Attorney General’s (AG) office, respondents to the matter.
The suspect died while in mysterious circumstance under the custody of police Wednesday, a day after appearing in court.
Apam and Lule’s family are suspecting foul play.
“We demand an urgent forensic postmortem by a pathologist before burial. This is a great setback. How can a key suspect die while in police custody, before revealing where he sold Goodson,” said Apam president Overstone Kondowe.
Centre for the Development of People (Cedep) executive director Gift Trapence has since called for an independent inquiry into the death of the suspect which he says raises speculations that something fishy is happening.
During the court hearing, Buleya repeatedly asked for a glass of water and requested to be allowed to lie on the floor because he felt dizzy.
The court learnt that Buleya and most of the accused had sustained various degrees of injuries allegedly from beatings by community members and police officers in the course of their arrest.
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There are still some suspects in prison who can still be pressed for evidence, this buleya shouldn’t take the headline coz he’s dead
#DPP MUST FALL!!!
Buleya am not done with you. Ndikupeza ku Gehena. I still need names.
He was ready to spill the beans and they have silenced him. Shame on this miserable DPP government, killing its own cadets.
I dont think there is any politics involved. Why should DPP shot it self in the foot by carrying out these murders in the run up to elections. If any thing we can point at oppostion as culprits in order to turnish the image of the ruling party. In my opinon thats not the case. The problem at the moment is with our justice system. The wheels of justice are missing a cog somewhere. We have heard about people being found guilty of kiling our albino brothers and sisters. Citing incidents in Chitipa , Machinga, karonga just to mention a few but all cases have stalled at passing judgement. Are the judges cashing in to delay judgement? Am confused. I will fault the politicians once a death sentence is melted out by our learned judges and the politicians ( The President) refuse to sign it. Other wise our judges are letting us down in fighting against this vice.
The police is responsible. Somebody knows what’s happening. By killing Buleya they have sought to cover up their tracks.
Boma likudziwa chilungamo paza imfa imenei, Dausi ndie mwini deal kuopa kuululidwa ndi azinzake
Akuchita bwino buleya akusita m’matako mo ndi iron yamoto, may you have a rough and bumpy ride straight to the pit of hell, where the devil awaits to braii you once more. munthu otembereredwa iwe… unamva kuti ma albino ndiye safuna moyo? akuchita bwino koopsya mxiiiiii
Bola musakhalae a DPP inu amene mukukondwera ndi kubisika kwa umboni. Ngakhale Buleya walandira chilango koma amayenera kuti aulure kumene anapita naye mwana. Mtengo waminga umafunika kuzula ndi mizu yomwe. Zimene zachitika apa ziri ngati kungodula mtengo mizu nkuisiya pomwepo.
Apite ku gehena ameneyu, they have done to him what he has been doing to others
No need to sympathize with Buleya. He did more evil than the police. Tisamvenso za Buleya Lule ayi. Akapezeka Wina ngati Buleya afenao. Albino ndi munthu. Even some of you sympathizing with Buleya could be carrying these genes leading to albinism. It’s passed from one to another and just becomes prominent. Read biology once again.
Where pppe are missing sense over the whole matter is that ,buleya was a prime carplit who could lead to the main suspect however his death has concealed all the process and no one can trace where he sold the 14 year makanjira, this is the reason why the nation is crying ,because his life was more important than anyth8ng that has happened to him .this raises speculation that the law enforcers have had a hand on his death throuthvthe peasure fromvothervbig fish who felt could be mentioned in the couse of his testimony
My brother, who ever the carprit is, nayenso lake lidzafika la 40, koma uyu yekha tathana naye uyu. Amusita ndi Iron. A wicked man.
Through that ‘Boma 2019..’. People aren’t mad that bcoz Malawi has lost a life in Buleya. people are mad bcoz his death means the mystery still continues. If this man lived a little more, then this could have been a moment to know the mrkt, trace all involved and catch them all.
Munthu oipa ameneo
We have scores of albino killers in prison.We still are not aware of the markets or the supposedly biggies..Its a puzzle.
It’s not that people are feeling sympathy for Buleya. No. It is the fact that he died in police custody before revealing the brains behind these albino murders that have made people to be frustrated.
Buleya ‘s evidence could have gone a long way in solving these albino cases.