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Crocodile Kill Pastor During Water Baptism Of Eighty Members

A water baptism ceremony held near a lake turned into a horrific tragedy when the pastor was reportedly grabbed by a crocodile on Sunday.

 

Pastor Docho Eshete was baptizing at least 80 members of his Protestant congregation at Lake Abaya, in southern Ethiopia, an area known to have a huge crocodile population, when one of the creatures leaped out of the water and grabbed him.

 

“He baptized the first person and he passed on to another one,” a local resident told the BBC. “All of a sudden, a crocodile jumped out of the lake and grabbed the pastor.”

 

Pastor Docho died from injuries on his legs, back and hands despite efforts from the congregation, fishermen and residents trying to save him, policeman Eiwnetu Kanko said.

 

 

Read Also: EFCC Arrests Popular Port Harcourt Pastor For N1.8Billion Contract Scam

 

The crocodile escaped as the group used fishing nets to prevent it from taking the pastor’s lifeless body.

 

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