According to the "Washington Post", a Kenyan court on Friday sentenced Paul Ntange McKenzie, the leader of the apocalyptic Christian sect "International Church of the Good News" to 200 years in prison in the murder case of 191 people, including a child. McKenzie was sentenced to 100 years each on charges of "murder by starvation" and "direct murder," the judge said. According to this report, this 53-year-old preacher brainwashed his followers with apocalyptic sermons and while forbidding them to receive medical services and education, he took the members of this sect to the Shakhula forest and forced them to fast and starve to death.

According to the "Washington Post", a Kenyan court on Friday sentenced Paul Ntange McKenzie, the leader of the apocalyptic Christian sect "International Church of the Good News" to 200 years in prison in the murder case of 191 people, including a child. McKenzie was sentenced to 100 years each on charges of "murder by starvation" and "direct murder," the judge said. According to this report, this 53-year-old preacher brainwashed his followers with apocalyptic sermons and while forbidding them to receive medical services and education, he took the members of this sect to the Shakhula forest and forced them to fast and starve to death.