The prosecution Monday presented five witnesses in the ongoing terrorism related against Paul Nthenge Mackenzie and 95 others before the Shanzu Law Courts.
The witnesses included former prison officers, government chemist analysts, two police officers, and a civilian who painted a picture of forgery, deception, and religious extremism.
A resident of Malindi Sebastian Namuye narrated how Pastor Mackenzie allegedly falsified documents in the registration of Good News International Church.
He narrated to the court how Mackenzie forged his signature in a document to falsely list him as the treasurer of the Good News International Church.
Shadrack Musau Mutiso, a former prison warden, shared a similar ordeal, where it is alleged that Pastor Paul Nthenge Mackenzie forged his signature and postal address in documents used for the registration of Good News Kenya Ltd.
Mutiso told the court that he had never transacted any business with Pastor Mackenzie apart from a single visit to Good News International Church, Ruiru branch, when he accompanied a friend to visit Mackenzie.
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