Paul Mackenzie, a former taxi driver who founded the Good News International Church in Kenya, has been found guilty of orchestrating the deaths of 190 children and one adult. Mackenzie instructed his followers to fast to death, including their children, believing it would allow them to enter heaven before the end of the world. The self-proclaimed pastor preached an apocalyptic ideology that led to mass starvation within his religious group in Kenya. Authorities began investigating after reports of mass graves surfaced in the Shakahola forest, Kenya, revealing the scale of the tragedy. The court’s decision represents a significant step towards justice for the victims and their families. Mackenzie faces numerous charges and potential sentencing, with investigations continuing into the involvement of other church officials in Kenya. This case highlights the dangers of religious extremism and the importance of protecting vulnerable populations.