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More bodies exhumed in Kenyan mass cult case

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September 02, 2025

KENYAN authorities have uncovered more than 30 bodies in a remote village, ina case tied to an alleged religious cult headed by self-proclaimed pastor Paul Mackenzie, according to a report.

Government pathologist Richard Njoroge was cited as confirming that seven bodies were recovered last week in Kwa Binzaro, bringing the total number exhumed in the area over the past week to 32.

Forensic teams continue searches, combing dense shrubland for concealed graves.

“We have exhumed seven bodies and also collected 54 body parts which are spread distances away from the graves.

“So they look like they were spread by, excavated and eaten by wild animals,’ the pathologist said.

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