“I regret everything, they put me in trouble’: Lamin Sillah says his jungler bosses put him in trouble by driving them to spot where West African migrants were murdered

Army driver Lamin Sillah said on Monday he was put in trouble by his soldier seniors when he drove junglers to the bush where West African migrants were brutally gunned down.

Soldier Lamin Sillah who drove a vehicle carrying 29 West African migrants told the TRRC on Monday 19 out of the 20 ill-fated migrants were all shot and thrown into a well near Kanilai.

“There was someone they fired, he fell into the well, he was cying. That was when this man took the grenade and fired it onto him,” Sillah told the TRRC.

When asked who did that, he responded: “Malick Jatta.”

Sillah drove the junglers a second time and they executed another batch of ill-fated migrants.

He told the TRRC on Monday: “I regret everything, they put me in trouble.”