A Kenyan court handed down a 200-year prison sentence on Friday to cult leader Paul Mackenzie. The ruling follows his conviction for the murders of 190 children who died of starvation under his directives.
The victims were discovered buried in a remote forest, forming part of a broader tragedy involving approximately 500 suspected victims. Investigators uncovered the mass graves in what has been documented as one of the deadliest ceremonial massacres in modern history, driven by the cult's extreme fasting doctrines.
