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Paul Mackenzie has been convicted of leading a cult that forced followers and their families to starve. More than 400 bodies have been recovered, and many famil…
Paul Mackenzie has been convicted of leading a cult that forced followers and their families to starve. More than 400 bodies have been recovered, and many families are still waiting for answers. The case has also exposed serious failures by Kenyan authorities to act on earlier warnings. Will the verdict deliver justice and help prevent another tragedy? With reporting from DW correspondent Felix Maringa.
#dwcurrentaffairs #kenya
Chapters:
0:00 Cult leader convicted
0:23 Impact on grieving families
1:26 Government accountability
2:07 Verdict and legal process
3:24 Shocking details of the cult from DW correspondent Felix Maringa
5:10 The road to isolation
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Religion was always regulated by the law.. but now, compromised leaders turn a blind eye to religious excesses.
@@BothandNetherImported2wk ago
Elon musk sent him a beutiful basket of flowers and chocolates.
@@YakittyyakyakImported2wk ago
is it ok to hate cults? this is awful and so many cults no matter ethnicity, race, status, etc are all the same and cause so much child abuse and trauma in families and communities! My heart goes out to the Kenyan folks impacted by this <3
@@studyirelandImported2wk ago
American neopentecostal had children drinking bleach in Uganda, so why is this guy being called a cult leader and not ALL of the neopentecostals? This is the same nonsense from Capitol Ministries and The Fellowship that organises the Prayer Breakfast attended by conservative Congress and Senators. Júlia Sebutinde of the ICJ is a member of a radical neopentecostal church: why does any country allow this poison is beyond me.
@@adamzackgamesfunandlife1611Imported2wk ago
7 years for the victims family getting killed especially the children yeah let me talk about eating my local language hebu rudi hebu rudi hapa haraka utuexplaine ujinga tunaletewa huwezi kuniambia interview said ili happen wakati wewe hii sita blame msaada wewe uhuru wewe lazima tu explainee na ni kusikia tu ukiongea takataka nikuulize swali
@@nancymcmonarchImported2wk ago
Every time I think nothing evil in this world can shock me anymore, I'm proven wrong. 😭
@@VeikoHaushikuKambakaImported2wk ago
Human abuse. Churches must be strictly regulated😢
@@MeatLoverupImported2wk ago
Lmao 191 people who volunteered to starve themselves..
@@jabadabadu7089Imported2wk ago
These kind of things are the reason why I fully avoid any kind of religion!
@@MoTG_LifeImported2wk ago
This is religion plus manic disorder plus narcissism.
@@elettnerImported2wk ago
My sentence would be to place them all on starvation. They will enjoy because it's what they preached.
@@quitsevensixImported2wk ago
Necklace time 👀
@@antonemilit2178Imported2wk ago
Religion poisons everything
@@nobs997Imported2wk ago
"Religion was invented when the first con man met the first fool"<br>- Mark Twain
Paul Mackenzie has been convicted of leading a cult that forced followers and their families to starve. More than 400 bodies have been recovered, and many families are still waiting for answers. The case has also exposed serious failures by Kenyan authorities to act on earlier warnings. Will the verdict deliver justice and help prevent another tragedy? With reporting from DW correspondent Felix Maringa.
#dwcurrentaffairs #kenya
Chapters:
0:00 Cult leader convicted
0:23 Impact on grieving families
1:26 Government accountability
2:07 Verdict and legal process
3:24 Shocking details of the cult from DW correspondent Felix Maringa
5:10 The road to isolation
For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/
Follow DW on social media:
►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dwnews
►TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dwnews
►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deutschewellenews/
►Twitter: https://twitter.com/dwnews
►Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/DWNews/
Für Videos in deutscher Sprache besuchen Sie: https://www.youtube.com/dwdeutsch