Pastor Mackenzie’s mother, 10 grandchildren arrested in Malindi after they were found fasting
Pastor Mackenzie’s mother, 10 grandchildren arrested in Malindi after they were found fasting
The Mother of Controversial Preacher Paul Nthenge Mackenzie who is facing multiple charges of murder and radicalization over Shakahola and Kwa Binzaro Cult related deaths has been arrested by Detectives with her 10 grandchildren at their Malindi home for allegedly fasting.
This is after police reportedly got information that the grandmother and the grandchildren were fasting under alleged instruction from the controversial preacher who is in Prison.
The Preacher’s mother Anastacia Muele was with her grandchildren including five Children of Mackenzie and the others belonging to Mackenzie’s sister and brother.
They are being held at the Malindi Police station as police launch investigations regarding the cult.
Reports indicate that the grandmother and the grandchildren have been fasting since May eating only once in a while were under instruction of Mackenzie to continue fasting since May this year.
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Mackenzie’s children have also reportedly not been going to school and spent the day watching Television or playing at the church and at times helping their grandmother in the farm.
Journalists visited the home and witnessed police picking up the family members and left the eldest son Dan Mackenzie.
Dan said he had reported to the police informing them that grandmother and step brothers, Stepsisters and cousins were fasting and not going to school.
He said he was against the idea of fasting and wanted the children to eat as well as go to school.
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