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NAIROBI, Kenya — The number of people who have died in connection with Kenya's doomsday cult passed the 400 mark as detectives on Monday exhumed 12 more bodies believed to be followers of a pastor who ordered them to fast until dawn. death to meet Jesus.Pastor Paul Mackenzie, linked to the cult based in a bushy area in Malindi, on the Kenyan coast, is in police custody, along with 36 other suspects. They all still have to be loaded.Coastal regional commissioner Rhoda Onyancha said on Monday the death toll rose to 403, with 95 people rescued.Researchers work at the mass…

Relatives of two of the four women found dead in Oregon earlier this year said Tuesday they hope justice is served after authorities identified a person of interest in the murders.The name of the person linked to the deaths has not been released by the Multnomah County District Attorney's Officebut relatives said the development was the first positive news they had heard in months.The bodies of Kristin Smith, 22; Charity Perry, 24; Bridget Webster, 31; and Ashely Real, 22, were discovered in and around Portland, Oregon, between February and May, raising fears among some residents that a serial killer was…

Paul Skenes is making a lot of money right now.Skenes, the No. 1 pick in this month's MLB Draft, signed his contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates that includes a $9.2 million bonus, the most ever awarded to a draft pick.The right-hander's contract tops Spencer Torkelson's from 2020 when he signed with the Detroit Tigers for $8.42 million. The first baseman played just one minor league season before making Detroit's Opening Day roster last year.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes speaks at a news conference before the Pirates play the Cleveland Guardians at PNC…

James Barber, the first prisoner Alabama is preparing to execute since a series of troubled lethal injection attempts led to a pause in executions, says he is not afraid to die this week but remains concerned about the state's ability to carry out out the procedure.Barber, a handyman on death row for the 2001 murder of an elderly homemaker named Dorothy Epps, said he is skeptical of the state's "top-down" review after a foreclosure last summer that involved a three-hour delay and then two foreclosures last fall that could not be completed. due to difficulties in inserting intravenous lines into…