The Kenyan cult leader Paul Mackenzie was found guilty on Monday of causing the deaths of 190 children and one adult. He will receive his sentence on November 6. The case revolved around the brutal starvation of his followers in the Shakahola massacre, underscoring the deadly impact of extremist religious manipulation. Prosecutors presented extensive evidence of systematic deprivation and coercion, while the defense’s arguments could not outweigh the compelling proof of culpability. The trial also brought to light broader issues concerning the oversight of religious organizations and the need to protect vulnerable minors in Kenya. Reporter Bastien Renouil of FRANCE 24 reported from the courtroom, providing detailed insights into the proceedings.
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