39 Bodies Exhumed in Cult Investigation of Kenyan Pastor (1 Viewer)

[DeathHand]

Kenyan Christian Pastor Has Followers Starve Themselves to Death for Salvation​

Shakahola, Kenya
April 2023

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Thirty-nine bodies have been found so far on land owned by a pastor in coastal Kenya who was arrested for telling his followers to fast to death [in order to go to Heaven].

Malindi sub-county police chief John Kemboi said that more shallow graves have yet to be dug up on the land belonging to pastor Paul Makenzi, who was arrested on April 14 over links to cultism.

The total death toll is 43, because a further four people died after they and others were discovered starving at the Good News International Church last week.

Police have asked a court to allow them to hold Makenzi longer as investigations into the deaths of his followers continue.

A tipoff from members of the public led police to raid the pastor’s property in Malindi, where they found 15 emaciated people, including the four who later died. The followers said they were starving on the pastor's instructions in order to meet Jesus.

Police had been told there were dozens of shallow graves spread across Makenzi’s farm and digging started on Friday.

Makenzi has been on hunger strike for the past four days while in police custody.

The pastor has been arrested twice before, in 2019 and in March of this year, in relation to the deaths of children. Each time, he was released on bond, and both cases are still proceeding through the court.

Local politicians have urged the court not to release him this time, decrying the spread of cults in the Malindi area.

Cults are common in Kenya, which has a largely religious society.

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[Punisher_1]

Probably took them for all they had and then killed them

 

[deviant2]

Organ harvesting.

 

[Punisher_1]

Organ harvesting.

Oh ya, that is a good one and more money.

 

[DokraOwl]

Probably took them for all they had and then killed them

Agreed, he probably had the most cows and the biggest hut out of everyone in the village.

 

[Gone crazy back soon]

Jim Jones of Africa just much less successful

 

[Lord Manic]

Jim Jones of Africa just much less successful

I would say more successful

 

[djdeeds]

Probably took them for all they had and then killed them

It's Kenya ... all they had to take was a couple of rusty bicycles and a sack of old tea leaves! ... and they all probably would have died of starvation involuntarily anyway

 

[Jizdrop1]

The pastor has been arrested twice before, in 2019 and in March of this year, in relation to the deaths of children. Each time, he was released on bond, and both cases are still proceeding through the court.

4 years and still no outcome to the court case. That's a shit justice system then.

 

[Gone crazy back soon]

I would say more successful

Jim Jones took 909 people out with him in Jonestown. How do you figure this guy was more successful?

 

[DeathHand]

Update: Apr 25, 2023

The death toll at a ranch in coastal Kenya that is owned by a pastor who is accused of leading a religious cult and ordering his followers to starve themselves reached 90 on Tuesday, as the country’s interior minister announced an expanded operation at the site.

The new figure came after police exhumed 17 more bodies. The total number of those rescued while starving at the ranch now stands at 34. The Kenya Red Cross Society’s latest figure on the number of missing is 213.

Pastor Paul Makenzi, who heads the Good News International Church, is accused of luring his followers to the ranch near the town of Malindi. He allegedly told them to fast to death in order to meet Jesus before burying them in shallow graves spread across his land. He was arrested after police raided the property earlier this month, and he remains in police custody.

The teams digging at the site have been finding decomposed bodies buried in mass and single graves marked with a cross. Those believed to be living in mudwalled houses inside the ranch have been fleeing from rescue teams, and mostly those who can’t walk or talk have been rescued so far.

The Mombasa-based Muslims for Human Rights Group called on the government “to consider the option of using aerial surveillance by use of helicopters to rescue more people and make the process quicker.”

The autopsies on the bodies are set to begin on Thursday with local media reporting that government morgues in Kilifi are filled to capacity.

These are Kenya’s worst recorded cult deaths.

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I find it ironic that the pastor cult leader dude is on a hunger strike to protest being imprisoned...

 

[D.O.A.]

Jim Jones of Africa just much less successful

Jim Jones had to pay for all that Kool aid.

This guy is cost effective

 

[Tooly]

They fasted so they could get to heaven...faster.

 

[GoreErectus]

Who gives a rat's ass if this piece of trash goes on a hunger strike after what he has done? I mean seriously.....

 

[defiedlight500]

Kenyan Christian Pastor Has Followers Starve Themselves to Death for Salvation​

Shakahola, Kenya
April 2023

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Thirty-nine bodies have been found so far on land owned by a pastor in coastal Kenya who was arrested for telling his followers to fast to death [in order to go to Heaven].

Malindi sub-county police chief John Kemboi said that more shallow graves have yet to be dug up on the land belonging to pastor Paul Makenzi, who was arrested on April 14 over links to cultism.

The total death toll is 43, because a further four people died after they and others were discovered starving at the Good News International Church last week.

Police have asked a court to allow them to hold Makenzi longer as investigations into the deaths of his followers continue.

A tipoff from members of the public led police to raid the pastor’s property in Malindi, where they found 15 emaciated people, including the four who later died. The followers said they were starving on the pastor's instructions in order to meet Jesus.

Police had been told there were dozens of shallow graves spread across Makenzi’s farm and digging started on Friday.

Makenzi has been on hunger strike for the past four days while in police custody.

The pastor has been arrested twice before, in 2019 and in March of this year, in relation to the deaths of children. Each time, he was released on bond, and both cases are still proceeding through the court.

Local politicians have urged the court not to release him this time, decrying the spread of cults in the Malindi area.

Cults are common in Kenya, which has a largely religious society.

[Body count up to 47]

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Put a feeding tube in him and make him suffer

 

[Douglas Holman]

Kenyan Christian Pastor Has Followers Starve Themselves to Death for Salvation​

Shakahola, Kenya
April 2023

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Thirty-nine bodies have been found so far on land owned by a pastor in coastal Kenya who was arrested for telling his followers to fast to death [in order to go to Heaven].

Malindi sub-county police chief John Kemboi said that more shallow graves have yet to be dug up on the land belonging to pastor Paul Makenzi, who was arrested on April 14 over links to cultism.

The total death toll is 43, because a further four people died after they and others were discovered starving at the Good News International Church last week.

Police have asked a court to allow them to hold Makenzi longer as investigations into the deaths of his followers continue.

A tipoff from members of the public led police to raid the pastor’s property in Malindi, where they found 15 emaciated people, including the four who later died. The followers said they were starving on the pastor's instructions in order to meet Jesus.

Police had been told there were dozens of shallow graves spread across Makenzi’s farm and digging started on Friday.

Makenzi has been on hunger strike for the past four days while in police custody.

The pastor has been arrested twice before, in 2019 and in March of this year, in relation to the deaths of children. Each time, he was released on bond, and both cases are still proceeding through the court.

Local politicians have urged the court not to release him this time, decrying the spread of cults in the Malindi area.

Cults are common in Kenya, which has a largely religious society.

[Body count up to 47]

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Pray he dies too!

Kenyan Christian Pastor Has Followers Starve Themselves to Death for Salvation​

Shakahola, Kenya
April 2023

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Thirty-nine bodies have been found so far on land owned by a pastor in coastal Kenya who was arrested for telling his followers to fast to death [in order to go to Heaven].

Malindi sub-county police chief John Kemboi said that more shallow graves have yet to be dug up on the land belonging to pastor Paul Makenzi, who was arrested on April 14 over links to cultism.

The total death toll is 43, because a further four people died after they and others were discovered starving at the Good News International Church last week.

Police have asked a court to allow them to hold Makenzi longer as investigations into the deaths of his followers continue.

A tipoff from members of the public led police to raid the pastor’s property in Malindi, where they found 15 emaciated people, including the four who later died. The followers said they were starving on the pastor's instructions in order to meet Jesus.

Police had been told there were dozens of shallow graves spread across Makenzi’s farm and digging started on Friday.

Makenzi has been on hunger strike for the past four days while in police custody.

The pastor has been arrested twice before, in 2019 and in March of this year, in relation to the deaths of children. Each time, he was released on bond, and both cases are still proceeding through the court.

Local politicians have urged the court not to release him this time, decrying the spread of cults in the Malindi area.

Cults are common in Kenya, which has a largely religious society.

[Body count up to 47]

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A wonderful site to see them suffer and die in pain!

 

[yotgguitar]

This guy should be commended for a job well done..... couple hundred less monkeys breeding like rats..... thanks nig-ger

 

[Darkwing87]

Nice guy