Mother waits for DNA’s results

The smell of Carolyne said BBC was missing two months ago because of his two children’s fate and his father.

Mrs. Olor said in the face of a continuous study in more deaths related to worship, his husband’s body has identified a slaughterhouse in the town of Malindi coastal town.

His body was discovered in July in the town of KWA Binzaro, near Malindi, near the forest of Malindi, and more than 400 bodies were found in 2023, one of the worst cases of mass deaths related to cult.

The smell of MS is awaiting the results of the DNA tests being made in more than 30 different bodies.

“I felt pain. I barely knew her. His body was wrongly decomposed,” Mrs., 40, Said Samuel Owino Owoyo about her husband.

Her child believes in 12-year-old Daniel and nine-year Elijah, he traveled with 45-year-old father at KWA Binzaro.

Paul Mackenzie shepherd is self-authenticated in the trial called “Shakahola forest massacre” and guilty is not guilted.

His followers told his followers to say that they would go faster to eat faster, and have been concerned with his followers from prison.

Mrs. Olor says the husband began to hear the teachings of Mackenzie four or five years ago.

“It changed and didn’t want the kids to go to school,” he said. “When the children would be sick, he would tell God that he would heal. He really thought the teachings.”

An opinion changes about formal education and medical interventions caused a friction between the pair, in the Mudulus of Buzia County, near Lake in Western Kenya.

“Teaching didn’t make sense,” the lady said. “When there is a sick child, yes, I think God can heal, but I know when a child is sick when you take it to the hospital.”

Two months ago June 28, the situation was bad when he had bad husband who went with his two young sons.

“He told me he would go to his hometown,” said the lady. “The last phone call told us,” we went, God be with you. “And I said, ‘Have a safe journey’. ‘

But the US USA began to be suspicious when he didn’t contact him again.

He later found that he didn’t go to his parents’ village in Homa Bay County, near Lake Victoria, about 200 km (125 miles) south of the mudulusia.

He found his steps back, he found the bus from home in Buzia County and traveled to Kwa Binzaro 900 km from Kenya Kilita County.

Police and urgently gave them an urgent in trying to find the word through various networks.

He called a few weeks ago that someone who joined his husband’s description was in Malindi Mortary.

The blow was destructive.

Mrs. Olor went to the coastal area on August 19 to confirm the death of her husband.

His body was discovered in the town of KWA Binzaro because of 19 July disclosed due to suspicious disappearance reports organized in a police officer.

Police said he found it in the bushes of a house that was associated with the cult famine and seemed to have died strangers.

Supposedly, some victims of the massacre believed to have been strangers if they were starved to death.

After conducting a research carried out by the Kenya Management Director’s Office, 11 people were arrested in connection with the case, Mackenzie followers were three.

A search for more body started on August 21st. So far, 32 limbs are thrown away and found more than 70 body parts scattered in the woods.

Because of the smell of MS, it has been a tremendous process to witness.

“You see the bodies exhumed, and you don’t even know the situation of your children,” he said. “It’s very painful.”

Dr. Raymond Omollo of the Interior Ministry, the government said that the government wanted to enter harder laws to address the religious and radicalization of the country.

“Invoice, we are working on religious bills to be at least a certain parameters for a religious organization, has a constitution? Who are the leaders? What kind of qualifications do they have?” He said.

This believes that such team will help ensure more responsible.

KWA Binzaro’s exhumacies are temporarily suspended for homicides and courts who are prepared to study the remains found so far.

For the surrounding residents, the most recent research has not been surprised, but life has been a difficult resource for the forest.

“We depend on the woods wood and coal,” Kwa Binzaro said George Count, BBC. “Because it happened now what happened happened. They need to comb the whole forest and repeatedly put these worships.”

The smell of MS continues to agonize the waiting for his two sons where they are.

“I was eager for one of my sons 7. I would go to the level and another 4 grade,” he said. “Every time I see a child wearing a uniform I feel pain for their absence. I don’t know how they are doing.”