Starvation Cult Deaths in Kenya Rise to 90 as Authorities Uncover More Graves

Kenyan police have uncovered dozens of bodies from mass graves connected to a Christian pastor who told his congregants to starve themselves to death.
The death toll has risen to 90, with many victims believed to have been children who were required to starve first by the cult leader.
The cult leader, Paul Mackenzie, is in police custody and believed to have instructed followers to quit jobs and schools and not seek medical care in order to "meet Jesus."
The incident has led to calls for tighter regulation of religious institutions in Kenya and questions about security and intelligence failures that allowed the cult to operate.
Autopsies have been paused due to full morgues, with fears that more corpses could still be found on the 800-acre ranch owned by Mackenzie.