England and Kenya: Two of "Archbishop" Gilbert Deya's family have recently been convicted of crimes against children in two different continents.
His nephew, Paul Deya, was convicted 10 days ago of murdering his son and of wounding his wife. Deya had tried to blame a dream he'd had six months before he slit the throat and abdomen of the 3-year-old child. Even the QC acting for the defence had nothing good to say about his uncle's church, for which both Paul Deya and his wife worked:
Baroness Kennedy QC, defending, said the church to which the couple belonged wasstrangeandcult-like.
This was a tight-knit religious community run by a charlatan,she said.
Meanwhile, over in Kenya, Gilbert Deya's wife Mary has been sentenced to three years' imprisonment after being found guilty of stealing another baby. This is her second conviction for child trafficking. Deya himself is still in the UK fighting extradition to Kenya.
London church worker Paul Deya guilty of murdering son—BBC News, 21st January 2011; Deya's wife gets 3-year sentence for child theft—The Nation, 28th January 2011. See also Any relation?—Pagan Prattle, 25th November 2009, and Mrs. Deya jailed—Pagan Prattle, 31st May 2007.
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