5 Church members who drank 'anointed' rat poison are dead while 13 others have been hospitalised

Remember Pastor, Light Monyeki from Soshanguve, South Africa, who made his church members drink 'anointed' rat poison? Well five members of the church who drank the poison are reportedly dead.
The pastor tried to prove to his members that they were sub-human and couldn't die from drinking the lethal dose of rat poison that he had 'anointed', well, he was proven wrong with the death of 5 of his members.

After his members drank the poisonous liquid, all of them started to complain of stomach pains by the evening of the same day.
13 of them were admitted in hospitals for treatment while 5 of them died.
Monyeki has denied responsibility of the death of the 5 members.

Police have now been involved in the case and they are investigating the matter.

So far, nobody has been arrested.

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