Don't you want devoted followers who leave their families for you, give their money to you, give their bodies to you, give up their lives

for you, consider you God, and will kill for you. Don't you want to become a cult leader?

Hello guys and welcome back to serial killing a podcast where we also veer

off the serial killer path to delve into other topics within our beloved true crime community.

This week's podcast will be on a cult called The Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments

of God.

There were a few key players in this group, but the two at the top were Cordonia Morinde and Joseph Kibweteer.

Hopefully I pronounced that somewhat closely, correctly.

And both of them were from Uganda.

So let's look into some history for that area.

Uganda is referred to as the Pearl of Africa and it has absolutely stunning scenery.

They have lakes such as Lake Victoria, which is Africa's largest lake in the chief source of the Nile River and of course other rivers, mountains, and semi-arid lands.

The Paleolithic area shows that humans have inhabited The people's began clearing the forest to make way for

that humans have inhabited Uganda for at least 50,000 years.

The peoples began clearing the forests to make way for agriculture. So in 1894 it became

protected by the British Empire. The British saw that there were some serious land disputes and that was pushing the country

that area into civil war.

So just before Joseph was born, the British forced the chiefs of the different lands and areas

to severely limit the rent and obligatory labor that they could demand from their tenants.

This, of course, calmed things down a bit,

and they began to grow cotton,

and then later coffee for the export market.

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