47 BODIES OF CULT MEMBERS HAVE BEEN FOUND AT A MASS GRAVE IN KENYA

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Kenyan police have exhumed 47 human remains from graves in Malindi a coastal town in the east of the country amid an investigation into followers of a Christian cult who believed they will go to heaven if the starved themselves to death.

 It is said that the pastor by  name Paul Mackenzie of the good news international church told it's christians that if they starved themselves to death ,they were going to see GOD.

 The pastor was arrested and NTV reported that Mackenzie has staged a hunger strike in his cell since his arrest.




The exhumation processed began on the 20 of April 2023 and on the 21 of April 2023, 58 graves have been identified so far as death children were among and 15 members of the church were rescued alive but very weak from the shallow graves of the Shakahola forest in Kilifi county according to footage broadcast by Citizen TV. Police report says from all indications they are likely to get more human bodies by the end of the exercise.

The population of Kenyan are so devastated due to the fact that the said pastor had been arrested before for alleged killing of two children but he was released by the court since there was no evidence to proof the claims. Some of the relatives of the exhumation size are holding hope that their missing love ones have survived.






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