International media report this Monday, April 24, that the Kenyan authorities have registered more than 70 deaths, including children, by a cult of hunger. Yes, this after they discovered several mass graves in a forest in this African country.
More than 70 killed by hunger cult in Kenya
We had already told you about this case before, but on that occasion only four deaths had been registered, no more than 70 as was done on this occasion by a hunger cult in Kenya.
Yes, according to Reuters, local police have recovered 73 bodies from mass graves that were located in a forest in eastern Kenyawho were allegedly followers of a Christian cult who believed they would go to heaven if they starved.
And that is not all, as the Kenyan authorities indicated that the number of deaths has increased as the exhumations have been carried out, so they think they could register more.
112 people are still missing
Besides, The Kenya Red Cross Society has announced that 112 people have been reported missing. at a search and advice desk that was set up at a local hospital.
It should be noted that Paul Mackenzie, the leader of the hunger cult to which the dozens of deaths have been linked, He was arrested since last April 14 after a warning that suggested the existence of tombs that had the bodies of at least 31 of his followers.
“The death toll now stands at 73 people”Charles Kamau, chief detective in Malindi, Kilifi County, Kenya, told Reuters.
He also assured that three more people had been arrested. And although he did not give more details of these arrests, the NTV channel reported that one of them was a close associate of the sect leader self-proclaimed the Good News International Church.
And to finish, the Criminal Investigations Directorate said on Twitter that So far they have rescued 33 people..
