According to the report of the foreign news agency, the Kenyan court has sentenced the leader of the religious sect, Paul Nithinge McKenzie, to a total of 200 years in prison for the murder of 190 children. According to the Reuters news agency, on Friday, November 6, Judge Diana Kawedza Muchache sentenced Paul McKenzie to 100 years in prison on the charges of starvation and 100 years on the charges of direct murder. According to the court decision, the convict was sentenced to 100, 100 years in prison for the murders of one adult and 182 children, to run concurrently. will While in eight cases of direct killing of children, sentences of 100, 100 years of imprisonment were awarded. As the sentences of both sets were to run separately and consecutively, the total sentence was 200 years imprisonment. According to prosecutors, Paul McKenzie led a Christian sect awaiting the resurrection in a forest near the coast of eastern Kenya. He assured his followers that by starving their children before the end of the world, they would reach heaven. The trial stated that Mackenzie's colleagues threatened and tortured the victims to ensure that his orders were followed.