South Africans have convinced that US psychic Kandis Starr, who claims to have been in communication with the spirit of missing Saldanha Bay girl, Joslin Smith, has now made contact with drowned teen Thomas Sithole.
The 17-year-old’s body was discovered in the Vaal River after a boating trip with several of his friends earlier this month.
Starr, a paranormal justice expert claims the spirit, was “desperate” to have his story shared.
US PSYCHIC CHANNELS TEEN ATTACKED ON BOAT
In a YouTube video, Kandis Starr stated that she was plagued by the “spirit” of a teenage boy.
The US psychic revealed that she had experienced migraines, unexplainable home disturbances and sleepless nights as a result of the supernatural encounter.
Starr described being contacted by a black teen with “lots of hair”. She claims the boy was on board a party boat with his white friends. An adult skipper was supervising the group.
She claimed that the boy had had romantic feelings for one of the girls on the boat, who was in a relationship with one of the other boys on the boat.
“He thinks these are his friends, but the energy… [says different]
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Starr claimed that a scuffle took place on the boat, where the boy – whose name she couldnt decipher – was punched in the face.
The spirit reading ended abruptly with Starr promising to resume it at another time.
Kandis Starr’s readings made headlines in the country after South Africans commended her for supposedly contacting the spirit of missing Joslin Smith.
SOUTH AFRICANS CONVINCED IT’S ‘THOMAS SITHOLE’
In the comment section, a clip of the post shared on TikTok was inundated with comments that Kandis Starr’s supernatural encounter was with a South African boy, named Thomas Sithole.
Thandoskie: “Thomas Sithole is fighting for justice.”
Estie83: “Thomas, we hear you. Speak so we can get justice.”
SaintAnna: “Oh, Kandis! It’s him, Thomas.”
Earlier this year, Thomas Sithole was reported missing after he disappeared off a small boat on the Vaal River. The Hoërskool Driehoek learner – who was meant to go to Matric this year – was joined by a group of pals. Thomas and another friend were the only non-white passengers on the boat.
According to the skipper of the boat, who happens to be the father of one of Thomas’s pals onboard, the teen was discovered missing, and efforts were made to contact his family. He claims all safety protocols were followed.
The boy’s boy was discovered two days later.
Meanwhile, Thomas Sithole’s parents are suspecting foul play and have demanded an autopsy.
They told news reporters that they were only notified of Thomas’s disappearance the next day.
