LOU WATERS, CNN ANCHOR: In Uganda, more victims of a doomsday cult mass murder discovered today. Over the last couple of weeks, hundreds of members of the so-called "Movement of the Restoration of the Ten Commandments of God" have been found buried in mass graves. CNN's Catherine Bond has our report.</s>CATHERINE BOND, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): This was the fourth site connected with the religious sect to be examined by Ugandan police, and again it contained dozens of human bodies, all of them naked and most of them women and girls. The corpses were so grotesque that most pictures of them will not be broadcast on television. Police said victims appear to have been strangled within the past few weeks. The religious sect, which called itself the Restoration of the Ten Commandments, came to the attention of police just recently, when more than 300 people died in a fire at it's headquarters in southwest Uganda. But at this new site, the cult had aroused suspicion as early as a year ago, when local officials said they'd questioned cult leaders as to why a number of women and children who died here had been buried without informing the local authorities. Local officials said the cult's leaders had told them the woman and children had died of disease. They said they did not take the matter further because the sect produced documents to show it had been legally registered with the Ugandan government as an aid agency. Catherine Bond, CNN, Uganda. Search CNN.com CNNSI.com CNNmoney.com The Web
More Victims Found in Connection with Ugandan Doomsday Cult