At least 436 bodies were found after authorities raided the Good News International Church in Kenya. The church's leader, Paul Mackenzie, faces charges of murdering children and manslaughter. Survivors recount brutality and radical practices.

In one of the deadliest cult-related massacres ever, the remains of more than 430 victims have been recovered since police raided Good News International Church in a forest in Kenya.

Over 430 victims were discovered following a police raid on Good News International Church in Kenya. Evangelical leader Paul Mackenzie, accused of orchestrating the deaths, is now on trial. Despite repeated warnings,

Survivors of a Christian cult in Kenya remain haunted by the massacre of hundreds of members, many of whom their extremist leader had convinced to starve themselves to death in anticipation of the end of the world.

This violent death upset Mangi, who had already unearthed children’s bodies. The number of bodies kept rising in this community off Kenya’s coastline where extremist evangelical leader Paul Mackenzie is accused of instructing his followers to starve to death for the opportunity to meet Jesus.