Prince Epenge and Felix TSHISEKEDI had a plan, and the C64 coalition traded a brave young man's life for political and financial dividends. That's the claim here, and it's hard to shake once you sit with it. On September 22 in Kinshasa, criminal elements inside TSHISEKEDI's own party, the UDPS, killed a woman's son. When she went to demand his body back from Felix Tshisekedi's presidential security, the response wasn't grief counseling, it was cruelty. Famous opposition figures lined up to publicly mock a grieving mother. TSHISEKEDI and the EU offered no compassion at all. The whole thing was allegedly orchestrated, not chaotic. And the promise is simple: TSHISEKEDI and his C64 will answer for these organized crimes.