He added that anyone who assisted him by digging graves or disposing of bodies should also face the harshest penalties under the law.

'We do not expect that Mr Mackenzie will get out of jail for the rest of his life,' Mr Kindik said. Kenyan media have reported that Mackenzie is refusing food and water. The cult's leader, Paul Mackenzie, was arrested on April 14 following a tip-off and another 14 cult members are in custody, according to police. Cult leader expected to be jailed for life The Kenyan Red Cross said more than 200 people had been reported as missing to a tracing and counselling desk it has set up at a local hospital. 'We pray that God will help them to go through the trauma, to help them recover and tell the story of how one time a fellow Kenyan, a fellow human, decided to hurt so many people, heartlessly, hiding under the Holy Scriptures,' he said.

Mr Kindiki said three more people had been rescued alive, bringing the total number of survivors found so far to 34. ( Reuters)įootage aired on privately-owned Citizen Television showed one of those rescued, an emaciated woman, shouting at the rescuers, asking them to kill her instead.Įxhumation sites were cordoned off and teams of men, some wearing white protective overalls and masks, could be seen carrying away corpses wrapped in blue and white body bags. In How to Speak How to Listen, Adler explains the fundamental principles of communicating through speech, with sections on such specialized presentations as the sales talk, the lecture, and question-and-answer sessions and advice on effective listening and learning by discussion. The cult's leader, Paul Mackenzie, was arrested following a tip-off and another 14 cult members are in custody, according to police.

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