肯尼亚邪教领袖保罗·麦肯齐因谋杀191人被判有罪，其中包括190名儿童和1名成人，他们都死于饥荒1。蒙巴萨法官戴安娜·莫查切用时8小时宣读了判决书，麦肯齐定于2025年11月6日被判刑1。此外，另有28名邪教领袖也因谋杀罪被定罪1。
麦肯齐的长子丹尼尔声称，他的年幼妹妹们在判决前两周仍被强制禁食近三天1。丹尼尔已向警方举报并参与救出8名儿童，其中包括他的5名年幼手足，这些儿童来自他们祖母的家中1。丹尼尔还披露，他本人在12岁时曾被强制禁食近一周，7岁时被迫离开学校1。
2023年，警方在沙卡霍拉森林发现了400多具尸体，埋在浅坟中1。
Paul Mackenzie, the leader of a doomsday cult in Kenya, has been found guilty of the murder of 191 people, comprising 190 children and one adult who died from starvation.1 The conviction came after Judge Diana Mochache delivered an eight-hour judgment in Mombasa.1 Mackenzie is scheduled to be sentenced on November 6, 2025.1
In a troubling revelation, Mackenzie's eldest son Daniel disclosed that his younger sisters were subjected to forced fasting for nearly three days just two weeks before the verdict.1 Daniel reported the matter to police and helped rescue eight children, including five of his own younger siblings, from his grandmother's home.1 Daniel himself endured severe deprivation as a child, having been forced to fast for nearly a week when he was twelve years old and removed from school at age seven.1
Beyond Mackenzie's conviction, 28 other cult leaders have also been found guilty of murder in connection with the case.1 The investigation into the cult had uncovered over 400 bodies buried in shallow graves in the Shakahola Forest in 2023.1
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