We found a Facebook profile that links the nickname 'Tchotcho' to a soldier called Cyriaque Bityala. The name Cyriaque Bityala also appears on the government’s list of men now under investigation.pic.twitter.com/gSN6HMlV0W
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You can watch #BBCAfricaEye's full report herehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4G9S-eoLgX4 …
This investigation was produced by @yaolri @danielsilas @benstrick @effisfor and @emmanuelfreudenthal
Thanks to the analysts and journalists who contributed
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Correction to these credits: the other producers on this story are @BenDoBrown and @EmmanuelFreuden. Apologies to @benstrick, who had nothing to do with it, for the tag typo.
This is one of the most brilliant investigative report I have read in recent times. The government may want to deny it but technology has proven them wrong. #BBCAfricaEye
why did they kill the children?? good lord its so horrific what was that child behind mother thinking?? this is really heart breaking, this must not be experienced by anyone in this world, not even animals.
My thoughts exactly! That video showed humanity at its absolute lowest.
It sucks when there is no presumption of innocence... anywhere.
What a brilliant work over an atrocious crime. @Sherlock221B would be proud.
Two wrongs don't make a right. This is where the @BBC becomes wholly irresponsible. They are a media organisation, they are not the police, they are not a judiciary, they are not a jury. No matter the crime, justice can only be served by due process. @IonaItalia
What the BBC is engaging in, in this part of the thread, is an attempt at mob justice. It is inexcusable behaviour for a reputable international media organisation. Justice should be served, absolutely. Evidence should be handed to a judiciary, be it local or international.
I fully agree that the last comment about due process and presumption of innocence was out of line and uncalled for. While it’s true that the murdered weren’t provided due process, seemingly scoffing at the legal presumption of innocence is haphazard and careless.
Well done #BBCAfricaEye & #bbc great investigation, kudos.
Innocence till proven guilty is of course correct in all cases.
Remarkable investigative work going on here. Such a tragedy and despicable evil that took place.
What possible harm could the child of that age would have done...it is very disturbing and grieving, I grieve as a human for lives of these innocents take without knowing why they were killed and even the one who shot might have not known why he killed them 
What is this world coming to innocent people being murdered.. Rip
@jimmy_wales Is this last statement merely intended to highlight the outrage of these killings, or does the BBC intend to go further and suggest that the men accused herein ought not be entitled to the presumption of innocence in a court of law, either?
Yeah, it’s very out of place.
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