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Paul Mackenzie Charged in Kenya for 52 Additional Deaths

26 January 2026
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Paul Mackenzie Charged in Kenya for 52 Additional Deaths
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The leader of a Kenyan cult, self-proclaimed pastor Paul Mackenzie, faces new charges related to 52 deaths at the Binzaro homestead, adding to the 429 bodies uncovered in mass graves in Shakahola forest. Prosecutors allege he used radical teachings to lure followers to their deaths, even sending notes from prison. Mackenzie, who denies manslaughter charges, previously encouraged his followers to starve themselves in preparation for the end of the world. Authorities have faced criticism for failing to prevent these tragedies despite earlier arrests for similar offenses.

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