A witness in the Shakahola massacre trial is rejecting DNA evidence that links him to the remains of a child, maintaining his belief that his four children are alive. Antony Wyclif Muhoro, 44, testified in Mombasa High Court during the trial of Pastor Paul Mackenzie and 29 co-accused facing charges related to the deaths of 191 people.

• Muhoro believes his children, including a seven-year-old girl identified through DNA as his daughter, are alive, citing dreams and assurances from his wife.
• Prosecution confirmed a 99.99% likelihood that Muhoro and his wife are the child's biological parents based on DNA and postmortem results from remains exhumed in Shakahola.
• Muhoro’s wife, held at Shimo La Tewa Prison, reportedly told him the children are alive but has not revealed their location, having taken them to Malindi in March 2023 to join Mackenzie’s followers.