Mackenzie's son says childhood rebellion saved him from Shakahola cult
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Dan, who was present in court when his father was sentenced to 200 years in prison, said he refused to attend church as a child, prompting his father to stop involving him in religious activities and trips to Shakahola.
Paul Mackenzie’s son, Dan Mackenzie, says his decision to rebel against his father’s religious teachings saved him from joining the Good News International Church followers who died in the Shakahola massacre.
Dan, who was present in court when his father was sentenced to 200 years in prison, said he refused to attend church as a child, prompting his father to stop involving him in religious activities and trips to Shakahola.
