1) For those that struggle with the terminology of the Genocide against the Tutsi, I would like to share the story of Immaculé who is currently serving a sentence of 30 years at Mageragere for committing genocide & hunted down her own two children who were fathered by Tutsi men.
2) Immaculé Mujawamariya was a known serial killer in the Masaka-Kanombe area who had a military background as she had completed short military courses at Kanombe Military Barracks. She was known to carry a gun. (Pistol)
3) Immacule’s son fled to the DRC camps with his grandmother but when he met his mother in DRC, she tortured him and wanted to kill him but the grandmother (who he considers a his real mother, as Immacule is a beast to him) intervened and they returned to Rwanda. #Kwibuka28
4) When Immacule Mujawamariya returned from DRC refuge camps, she handed herself over to the local authorities pleading guilty that she committed the crimes of genocide. #Kwibuka28
5) In the film documentary realized by Violaine Baraduc & Alexandre Westphal called « A mots couverts » Immaculé exchanged messages with her son via videos where he told her that she is a beast and he doesn’t want to look at her. “I have my mum (grand mother)” he said #Kwibuka28
6) Immaculé Mujawamariya can't handle the video message of her son by looking straight at the message.
Neither the son.
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7) Immaculé Mujawamariya responded that she understands him and asked for forgiveness. She told him that she has repented. Whenever Immacule finds an occasion, she writes to her son Jerome.
8) The story of Immaculé Mujawamariya can be found in the book Mitingi Jenosideri by Hon @Bamporikie and the documentary « A mots couverts » by Violaine Baraduc and Alexandre Westphal. #Kwibuka28
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