Witness the Spousal Statement of the Zimbabwean Pastor Who Baptised Jukskei Victims

 

For some time now, rumours have been going around that eleven or more individuals were baptised in the Alexandra River and later found dead. The crime scene was Alexandra. Members of the Zimbabwean Masowe Church supposedly had baptisms close to the Jukskei River. More than fifteen drowned while being baptised in the river; eleven were found dead downstream. The rising water level has recently gone viral, and a video showing three pastors baptising a woman who appears to be in imminent danger is going viral as well. No one has seen the pastor since this happened, and when asked about it, his wife said the same thing: she doesn't know either. According to her, she last saw him on the day of his baptism at the river. Prior to the baptism, her spouse breaks a white egg over the head of the individual being baptised, she went on to tell. She went to the mortuary to see the corpses identified, but her husband was nowhere to be found, despite her belief that he is a powerful man of God who has saved many lives. Someone who has known him for a long time says he is a great man of God who is good and very powerful; he has helped her family out tremendously. An individual who believes that the pastor could not have utilised these murders as a sacrifice has spoken out against the spread of false information. Unfortunately, many appear to doubt the veracity of this preacher. After making such a commotion, I would not be surprised if the priest fled. Pastors are more trusted by many Americans than God himself. To my disappointment, it appears that the Bushiri episode did not impart any useful lessons to the majority of viewers. False prophets prey on the naiveté of the locals in South Africa.