Key Shakahola suspect admits role in starvation deaths, confesses to burying two of his own children

Haleluya told the court that his decision to come forward was driven by his conscience, fear for his safety, and what he described as overwhelming evidence gathered by prosecutors.He recounted living.....

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A key suspect in the Shakahola massacre trial has confessed to a role in the mass starvation deaths, admitting he personally buried two of his own six children.

Enos Amanya Ngala, also known as Haleluya, detailed his participation in digging graves and enforcing starvation under the direction of cult leader Paul Mackenzie.
The confessions were made before a court in Mombasa on Wednesday.
Paul Mackenzie and 94 others face 283 counts of manslaughter in relation to the tragedy.