Pastor Mackenzie mother photos are finally out after weeks of Shakahola Massacre tantrums. Speaking in a recent interview, she described her son as a harmless and god-fearing man.
Sources say that Pastor Paul Mackenzie’s mother Mrs. Anastasia Mwele is a resident of Furunzi village in Malindi. Emerging revelations of a cult in Kilifi seem to have caught her by surprise.
Pastor Mackenzie mother photos
Speaking on NTV Kenya, Mrs Anastasia Mwele insisted that her son has no case to answer considering he stopped preaching in 2019.
Mixed reactions have since taken the course as investigations intensify.
“It’s painful to see everyone calling my son a killer. If indeed he was a killer, he would have killed me first. Those accusing him are his former followers.”
Mrs. Anastasia Mwele.
The dumbfounded mom went on to narrate the journey of her son since childhood.
She spoke of how Mackenzie was consistently obedient and committed to the well-being of others.
“I am not defending Mackenzie but anyone that knows him knows he is a good person. During his preacher days, he taught what every preacher does, the gospel of Christ. How can a sane person be told to fast themselves to death and actually do that?”
Mrs. Anastasia Mwele.
Robert Mbatha who is a younger brother reiterated saying his sibling is blameless.
“The bodies that are being exhumed might have been buried before he bought the land. It is not right to accuse my brother without any evidence or proof. If indeed he has a case to answer, let the law prove that.”
Robert Mbatha – brother.
Accusations against Pastor Mackenzie of the Good News International Church include persuading followers to the killer ‘fasting to see Jesus’ ideology.
At least 109 dead bodies have been exhumed from the crime scene 800-acre-land in Shakahola forest. 40 more people on the verge of death have been rescued.
Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki says Pastor Mackenzie will face among other charges radicalization and genocide.
Pastor Mackenzie mother photos continue to circulate following an interview in which she declared her son blameless.
