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Shakahola verdict: Murder in God's name

Outlet: Nation · Published 19/10/2026 15:51 UTC

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High Court finds Paul Mackenzie, his 30 co-accused guilty of all 191 counts of murder in...

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  1. Headline · detected on 19/10/2026 22:56 UTC

    Shakahola verdict: Mackenzie, 30 co-accused guilty on all 191 counts of murder Murder in God's name

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  2. Headline · detected on 19/10/2026 22:26 UTC

    Shakahola verdict: Murder in God's name Mackenzie, 30 co-accused guilty on all 191 counts of murder

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  3. Headline · detected on 19/10/2026 20:26 UTC

    Shakahola verdict: Mackenzie, 30 co-accused guilty on all 191 counts of murder Murder in God's name

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https://nation.africa/kenya/news/shakahola-mackenzie-30-co-accused-guilty-191-counts-murder--5638226
Published
19/10/2026 15:51 UTC
Captured
19/10/2026 18:17 UTC
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5f5f43008c9170ab · 71 words
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