We planted Evidence Against Besigye and Set up the Crime Scene-Witness

We planted Evidence Against Besigye and Set up the Crime Scene-Witness The high-profile treason trial of Ugandan opposition leader Dr. Kizza Besigye is currently underway in ordinary courts, marked by dramatic updates after a key prosecution witness admitted that evidence was planted. UPDATE: Andrew Wilson the first prosecution witness in Dr. Kizza Besigye’s treason trial […]

We planted Evidence Against Besigye and Set up the Crime Scene-Witness

The high-profile treason trial of Ugandan opposition leader Dr. Kizza Besigye is currently underway in ordinary courts, marked by dramatic updates after a key prosecution witness admitted that evidence was planted.

UPDATE: Andrew Wilson the first prosecution witness in Dr. Kizza Besigye’s treason trial has told the High Court in Kampala that the Kenyan Police set up two pistols and the entire crime scene. The court heard that Dr Besigye and his co-accused Hajji Obeid Lutale unknowingly walked into the house in which they were arrested in Nairobi.

Wilson testified that the two pistols and fake currency notes were allegedly planted by the Kenyan Police in a meeting room at Riverside apartments in Nairobi, Kenya. He explained that it was purely an intelligence-led operation. Wilson said that the Kenyan Police facilitated and rented an apartment in Riverside Hotel in Nairobi, planted the evidence (guns and fake currency notes), and he (Wilson) lured Dr. Besigye and Hajji Lutale into the said room to discuss an alleged plot intending to overthrow the government of Uganda.

Andrew Wilson, a Kurdish Private Investigator and key state witness, has been appearing before the Court since August 2026, when the trial started.