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Kenyan death cult leader found guilty of 191 murder charges
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What happenedA Kenyan pastor used religious reachings to enforce a "deadly fasting" on his followers and their children after setting up a community in a forest.
The headline splitThe center frames it as "Kenyan death cult leader found guilty of 191 murder charges". The right frames it as "Doomsday cult leader found guilty of mass murder in Kenya as US issues urgent travel warn...".
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CenterKenyan death cult leader found guilty of 191 murder charges
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Right / center-rightDoomsday cult leader found guilty of mass murder in Kenya as US issues urgent travel warning
Doomsday cult leader found guilty of mass murder in Kenya as US issues urgent travel warning
A doomsday cult leader in Kenya has been found guilty of murdering 190 children and one adult. Paul Mackenzie instructed members of his cult to starve their children to death so they could...
