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More than three years after the discovery of hundreds of bodies in the Shakahola forest, the Kenyan justice system issued one of the most severe convictions in its recent history. One court sentenced Paul Mackenzie, leader of an evangelical sect, to 200 years in prison for the death of 191 people, mostly children, who died after following their extreme fasting orders.
More than three years after the discovery of hundreds of bodies in the Shakahola forest, the Kenyan justice system issued one of the most severe convictions in its recent history. One court sentenced Paul Mackenzie, leader of an evangelical sect, to 200 years in prison for the death of 191 people, mostly children, who died after following their extreme fasting orders.
