Producer David Bangiti popularly known as Washington has spilled the ordeal of that fateful night detailing how fallen singer Mozwey Radio met his death.
The celebrated music producer was in company of Radio of Goodlyf crew on that fateful night he was reportedly picked a brawl with a bouncer identified as Troy Wamala at De Bar in Entebbe.
While speaking to a local television-NBS during an exclusive interview on Monday, Washington gives blow by blow account of how events unfolded on that night that resulted to eventual death of Radio last Thursday.
Below is the verbatim:
I know the truth about what took place. I want to first send my condolences to the family of Mowzey Radio. It was on the 23rd of January when this darkness happened. I found Radio at his home in Makindye and he wanted to go to Entebbe because he was constructing a house there. He said I escort him.
On this day, he was talking about the Bible and other things I didn’t expect from him. On the site, he got a phone call from a lady called Pamela. Pamela told Mowzey to find her at the bar. We walked to the bar around 5-6PM. Pamela was at the bar with a group of her friends which I didn’t know.
They sat in a group on the side and I sat on the other side. We didn’t want to mix with people who drink. I started getting a bad feeling about what was happening. I asked Radio to go but he insisted and we stayed. I walked out and then went to the car and rested for 10 minutes.
When I met Pamela, I asked her to tell Mowzey that we should leave and then she said Mowzey was about to get done. When Pamela came out, I asked her ‘what are you doing?’ because it was getting late.”
I insisted and went inside the bar. When I entered inside, they had shifted to the other side. The tone of their voices was on another other level. They were over laughing and Radio was not happy about that. I sat with him for about 5 minutes.
They brought a bottle of whisky and I saw him paying the money. He got the whisky and started pouring in different glasses. He then got agitated and poured whisky on the manager, the one who was talking ill about him. They didn’t react because they continued laughing but I noticed the manager wasn’t happy.
When I asked Radio what he had done, he said that ‘they know what they were doing’. In about 5 minutes, the manager got very angry and threw the table away.
He (bar manager) then came for Radio and they were separated by this tall guy, Troy, and Hassan. I told Pamela to pick Radio out because they were together. The bar manager was taken properly into the bar.
On the way out, towards the door of the club, this tall guy, Troy, came shouting ‘you have disrespected the owner of the bar’. He lifted Radio up and threw him down, heard him hit his head down. I heard his head crack. My instincts was to first pick up Mowzey. His eyes had shutdown. We drove Mowzey to Emmanuel Hospital and there was a bit of delay. We than requested for an ambulance to Nsambya.
From Nsambya Hospital, we were referred to Case hospital because they told us that the ICU was full. I attended Mowzey’s burial but it is unfortunate that some people think I wasn’t there. I had a security team of about 15 people because I was told I was a key witness in this case.
Mowzey Radio didn’t fight at all. This man Troy grabbed him and threw him down. The picture circulating is of the person who killed Radio. I can’t forget the face of the man who killed my brother.
I asked Pamela to get Mowzey out of the bar four times. She didn’t do enough to protect Mowzey because she is the one who invited us.
