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Police arrest pastor with witchcraft paraphernalia in Kilifi

Last updated: April 2, 2025 11:41 am
Simiyu Wanjala 1 year ago
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Authorities in Kilifi County have arrested a self-proclaimed pastor, Julius Kimutai Kipngeny, 51, along with his 32-year-old accomplice, Baraka Tsuma, over alleged involvement in suspicious ritualistic activities.

The duo was taken into custody on Monday evening in Chonyi after police found them in possession of bones, brown stone-like objects, and other items believed to be linked to rituals.

The arrest followed a tip-off from concerned locals who had raised questions about the preacher’s growing influence over women and children.

Kilifi County Criminal Investigation Officer (CCIO) David Siele confirmed that forensic experts would examine the bones to determine if they are human remains.

Among the other recovered items were two walkie-talkies, red and yellow robes, matchboxes, bottles of perfume, keys, a Bible, a self-study Bible course, olive oil, detergent, and a spoon wrapped in paper bags.

“The investigation will uncover the nature of their activities, whether the church is registered, and verify their vehicle’s documents,” Siele stated, adding that the suspects had not yet been charged as inquiries were still ongoing.

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