Autopsies from the Kenya cult case deaths have showed some bodies were missing organs. 'It is believed that trade on human body organs has been well co-ordinated involving several players” an affidavit filed to a Nairobi court read. ✍️
Pathologists ruled out organ harvesting on the exhumed bodiesA court document filed by police investigating Kenya cult deaths says autopsies showed some organs were missing from bodies exhumed from shallow graves.
It said that “it is believed that trade on human body organs has been well co-ordinated involving several players”. Interior minister Kithure Kindiki said on Tuesday that “on the issue of missing body parts theory, I think investigations are still going on… I’m advised by the experts that we should not pre-empt the investigations…it’s a theory we are investigating”.
The main suspect in the case, Pastor Paul Mackenzie, is alleged to have encouraged his followers to fast to death in order to go to heaven. He has previously denied to have forced them into the fast.
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