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    Chief Justice Koome visits the grave site as 47 bodies exhumed

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    Chief Justice Koome visits the grave site as 47 bodies exhumed

    Paul Makenzie Nthenge, the leader of the church, is in custody pending a court appearance.

    In three days, security teams exhumed 47 bodies from Shakahola forest in Malindi. As an investigation into a minister who instructed his followers to starve to death intensifies, this occurs.

    Monday, April 24th, Inspector General of Police Japhet Koome announced that he would visit the crime scene to bolster the ongoing investigation and exhumation of the bodies.

    Later, Koome will address the media at the site as the exhumation continues.

    Charles Kamau, the head of investigations in Malindi, stated on Sunday that they exhumed 26 bodies, bringing the total to 47.

    He stated that the search was ongoing not only for bodies but also for cult survivors.

    The 325-hectare (800-acre) section of forest at Shakahola has been cordoned off in preparation for the search operation.

    The police anticipate discovering additional bodies in shallow graves.

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    The Good News International Church rescued 15 members last week.

    Paul Makenzie Nthenge, the leader of the church, is in custody pending a court appearance.

    The police say they have identified 58 graves so far in the search, despite the preacher’s prediction that they will find over a thousand people who have gone to “meet Jesus.”

    Nthenge was arrested on April 15 after discovering the bodies of four individuals who were believed to have starved to death.

    This was the result of a tip from a member of the church.

    One of the graves contained the remains of five family members, including three children and both parents.

    Nthenge has denied wrongdoing but has been denied bail. He insists on closing his church in 2019.

    According to his disciples, he instructed them to “meet Jesus” by starving themselves.

    Sunday, a woman in poor health was rescued from one of the hideouts, according to witnesses and police.

    Sunday’s body recovery uncovered three bodies in one grave, two in another, and one in a single grave.

    The gravediggers reported that they had also marked the graves of seven additional individuals during the Sunday exercise.

    Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki announced that he will visit Shakahola Village on Tuesday, April 25. He also urged the Coast Regional Commissioner and security chiefs to bolster the team conducting exhumation on Nthenge’s property.

    The CS described the unfolding massacre of cult members as “the most egregious violation of the constitutionally protected human right to freedom of religion.”

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    Nationally, he advocated for stricter regulation of religious institutions such as churches, mosques, temples, and synagogues.

    Saturday morning, police reported that Nthenge was on a hunger strike.

    At the outset of the operation, the authorities had a total of 32 sites to excavate.

    As a result of a tip from an informant, they had hoped to recover 32 bodies, according to the police. However, the number rose to 47.

    Nthenge has gained notoriety for allegedly influencing his followers to die too quickly.

    One of the unearthed graves contained the remains of five family members, including a father, a mother, and their three children. The majority of them are not locals.

    Monday afternoon, Nthenge appeared before Malindi’s chief magistrate, Elizabeth Usui.

    He was not required to enter a plea, but the prosecution requested an additional thirty days to complete their investigation.

    He was indicted alongside thirteen others in a case that will be discussed on May 2.

    The judge ruled that the cult leader and six of his followers must remain in police custody for fourteen days while police investigate the incident.

    The remaining seven, described as victims by the prosecution because they refused to eat even while in police custody, will be held for seven days for counseling, according to officials.

    Chief Justice Koome visits the grave site as 47 bodies exhumed

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