"I Have No Single Criminal Record In My Entire Career" Alien Skin Speaks Out Amid Claims He Killed One of His Dancers

Ugandan singer Patrick Mulwana, popularly known as Alien Skin, has spoken out after facing serious allegations linking him to the death of one of his dancers. The singer denied the claims and explained the purpose of his music camp, Fangone Forest.

In a circulating audio message, Alien Skin emphasized that Fangone Forest is a music camp and not a criminal gang. He noted that as a public figure, he has people around him for protection, but this does not mean his camp is involved in crime.

Alien Skin explained that Fangone Forest was created to give young people opportunities in music and to help them rise out of poverty. He said the camp has been misrepresented by his enemies, who are using false accusations to damage his reputation.

"I am not involved in any gang wars. My group is my band, Fangone Forest is a crew of musicians, not a gang of criminals," Alien Skin stated. He stressed that his camp helps youths stay away from crime, contrary to public speculation.

The singer further highlighted that throughout his entire music career, he has never had a criminal record. Despite this, he continues to face criticism and accusations for crimes he insists he has never committed.

Alien Skin pointed out that the people targeting him and his camp are his enemies. He explained that these individuals are trying to use the accusations to break the group apart and harm his career.

He said that many of the people in his camp are there to protect him, and that he relies on their support due to his status as a public figure. Alien Skin described the constant attacks and accusations as a major source of personal struggle.

"Those who fight against the group are the same enemies who want to end me. They have resorted to accusing individuals in the camp to break us apart," he explained, highlighting the challenges he faces in his career.

Alien Skin expressed frustration over the lack of understanding from the public and media. He believes that many people misjudge the work of Fangone Forest and fail to see the positive impact it has had on young musicians in Uganda.

As the debate over the dancer’s death continues, Alien Skin remains firm in defending his reputation and the integrity of his music camp. He called on the public to understand that Fangone Forest is about music, growth, and protection, not crime.