Four Christian cult members starve to death after being told by their pastor they could ‘meet Jesus’ sooner. Following a tip-off, police found 15 emaciated members of the sect struggling to walk or talk on the pastor's land.
Four members of a suspected Christian cult starved to death after their leader urged them to fast so they could ‘meet Jesus’ sooner.
The tip-off was about ‘ignorant citizens starving to death under the pretext of meeting Jesus after being brainwashed by a suspect, Makenzie Nthenge, a pastor of Good News International Church’, a police report said.Only 11 of the fasting followers – including seven men and four women aged between 17 and 49 – made it to Malindi Sub-County Hospital alive.The police report added: ‘A contingent under the command of SCPC and SCCIO Malindi visited the scene for fact-finding.
‘It is further suspected that there are many victims in the forest land believed to belong to the suspect.’: ‘We have been monitoring the situation since we first heard of it.
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