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Kenyan Court Convicts Doomsday Cult Leader Paul Nthenge Mackenzie of Mass Murder

A Kenyan court has convicted doomsday cult leader Paul Nthenge Mackenzie of mass murder after hundreds of bodies were exhumed from a remote forest where he had ordered followers to fast to death.

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Kenyan Court Convicts Doomsday Cult Leader Paul Nthenge Mackenzie of Mass Murder

Paul Nthenge Mackenzie directed his doomsday followers inside an isolated forest to starve themselves in order to achieve salvation. The cult leader faced criminal proceedings after investigators exhumed hundreds of bodies from the forested area where the fasting had taken place.