Radicalized Branhamite Malindi Cult Murdered Followers
Investigators at the Shakahola Forest Massacre have identified the cause of death for many of Paul Mackenzie's "Malindi Cult" sect radicalized by William Branham's sermons. While most of the cult victims died of suicide by starvation, autopsies of the deceased reveal startling evidence that not all cult members were willing to forfeit their lives. Those who did not were bludgeoned by blunt objects or strangled to death.
Investigators at the Shakahola Forest Massacre have identified the cause of death for many of Paul Mackenzie's "Malindi Cult" sect radicalized by William Branham's sermons. While most of the cult victims died of suicide by starvation, autopsies of the deceased reveal startling evidence that not all cult members were willing to forfeit their lives. Those who did not were bludgeoned by blunt objects or strangled to death.
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According to the latest autopsy report, four of the 30 bodies which examined on Tuesday, May 2, showed signs of murder. Chief Government Pathologist Johansen Oduor said an examination of the four bodies revealed the cause of death as strangulation, smothering and blunt object trauma, Citizen TV reported.[1]
- Malindi Cult: Puzzle as Sub-Chief's Permit Authorising Burial at Shakahola Forest Emerges
While many children were either manipulated or forced into suicide by brainwashed parents, Paul Mackenzie appears to have eaten — and still is eating — very well. Mackenzie's lawyers denied reports that the cult leader was starving in protest; Mackenzie is healthy and eating.
Mackenzie is facing possible terrorism charges after links were discovered between the suicide sect and books published by Spoken Word Recordings in Jeffersonville.
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https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/02/africa/paul-mackenzie-terrorism-charges-intl/index.html
Mackenzie's lawyer told CNN over the weekend that his client was healthy and has been having meals while in custody.'He eats and drinks. He is healthy. I have met him personally. There have been rumors that he has refused to eat, and that is not true,' Kariuki told CNN.[2]
References
[1] Lubanga, Dennis. Malindi Cult: Puzzle as Sub-Chief's Permit Authorising Burial at Shakahola Forest Emerges. 2023, May, 3. Malindi Cult: Puzzle as Sub-Chief's Permit Authorising Burial at Shakahola Forest Emerges. Accessed 2023, May, 3 from https://www.tuko.co.ke/kenya/counties/504459-malindi-cult-puzzle-sub-chiefs-permit-authorising-burial-shakahola-forest-emerges/. "2023/03/05 Malindi Cult: Puzzle as Sub-Chief's Permit Authorising Burial at Shakahola Forest Emerges Malindi Cult: Puzzle as Sub-Chief's Permit Authorising Burial at Shakahola Forest Emerges. Accessed 2023, May 3 from https://www.tuko.co.ke/kenya/counties/504459-malindi-cult-puzzle-sub-chiefs-permit-authorising-burial-shakahola-forest-emerges/ Dennis Lubanga Malindi Cult: Puzzle as Sub-Chief's Permit Authorising Burial at Shakahola Forest Emerges. Accessed 2023, May 3 from https://www.tuko.co.ke/kenya/counties/504459-malindi-cult-puzzle-sub-chiefs-permit-authorising-burial-shakahola-forest-emerges/."
[2] Princewill, Nimi. Mendonca, Duarte. 2023, May, 2. Religious leader linked to Kenya starvation case to face 'possible terrorism charges. Accessed 2023, May, 3 from https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/02/africa/paul-mackenzie-terrorism-charges-intl/index.html. "2023/02/05 Princewill, Nimi. Mendonca, Duarte Religious leader linked to Kenya starvation case to face 'possible terrorism charges'. Accessed 2023, May 3 from https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/02/africa/paul-mackenzie-terrorism-charges-intl/index.html Religious leader linked to Kenya starvation case to face 'possible terrorism charges'. Accessed 2023, May 3 from https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/02/africa/paul-mackenzie-terrorism-charges-intl/index.html."