Kenya cult leader who told parents to starve children guilty of 191 murders
Self-proclaimed pastor Paul Mackenzie was found guilty of 191 murder charges - all but one of them children.
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Kenyan court convicts starvation cult leader of murdering 191 people
Doomsday sect leader Paul Mackenzie had denied ordering the victims to starve so they could 'meet Jesus'.
Kenyan court convicts starvation cult leader for murder of 191 people
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Euronews press review: French newspapers dissect weekend of unrest and rioting
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Euronews press review: French newspapers dissect weekend of unrest as riots hit major cities
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