Tragedy struck Uganda this weekend as newlywed couple Jackson and Amanda Fosdick, both 24, were found murdered near their honeymoon destination, Kyamutwara. The two had just celebrated their wedding three weeks ago and had been on their honeymoon for four days when their bodies were discovered in a shallow grave in a nearby forest.
Police in Uganda have launched an intensive manhunt for the killer or killers. The couple were last seen entering the forest early Thursday morning, the last morning of their trip, local authorities say. In a statement issued by Uganda police on Sunday, they noted that the bodies showed signs of physical violence, believed to be the result of a struggle.
Ugandan authorities have offered a reward to anyone who can provide any information regarding the murders. The Fosdick family has also created a website dedicated to the couple and their honeymoon, asking for help from the public to help catch the killer.
The murders of Jackson and Amanda Fosdick have sent shock waves through the people of Uganda. The newlyweds were beloved by their friends and family and had been looking forward to this trip for months. Jackson and Amanda had both recently graduated from college and had loved ones all over the world.
The people of Uganda mourn the loss of Jackson and Amanda, and wish the police the best of luck in apprehending the killer. The entire country is heartbroken and holds out hope that justice will be served for the Fosdick family.