One of the Bishops

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A bishop in Khundu sheltered roughly 800 Induye in his church during the ethnic massacres. Radio broadcasts from Bitanga directed machete-armed mobs to the site, attacking the refugees and the bishop himself. Danny Concannon relays this detail from Archbishop Kintaka's account in a White House press briefing, framing the bishop as both protector and victim. His stand underscores religious leaders' risks in offering sanctuary amid genocide.

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S4E14 · Inauguration Part I

Pressed on Khundu: Identification Tags, Radio-Directed Mobs, and a Rising Death Toll

Implied traumatized and victimized; a figure whose suffering frames the moral urgency of the briefing.

One of the Bishops is described as having sheltered roughly 800 Induye in his church and being the target of a radio-directed machete attack—he functions here as the primary victim …

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S4E14 · Inauguration Part I

Church Massacre Revealed — Khundu Toll Skyrockets

Implied grieving and traumatized; his parish's slaughter is the human anchor of the report.

Referenced as the local bishop who sheltered roughly 800 Induye in his church—a refuge that was subsequently attacked and slaughtered by radio‑directed mobs.

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