Kandis Starr – the US paranormal justice expert who predicted what happened to missing Joslin Smith – has shared her “vision” of the night Jayden-Lee Meek was murdered in May.
This week, the 11-year-old’s mother, Tiffany Nicole, was arrested on charges of his murder, defeating the ends of justice, and crimen injuria.
US PSYCHIC ON ‘VISION’ OF JAYDEN-LEE MEEK’S MURDER
This week, Jayden-Lee Meek’s mother, Tiffany, made her first appearance at the Roodepoort Magistrates Court in connection with her son’s death.
Shocked and disturbed social media users have reposted previous interviews made by Tiffany, in which they identified “ref flags”. Some have revisited comments made by US psychic Kandis Starr, in which she shared a “vision” of what happened to the 11-year-old video.
Last month, Kandis – whose videos of missing Joslin Smith have gone viral – posted two videos about Jayden-Lee Meek’s death.
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In the first one, the paranormal justice expert shared a “vision of what happened”, which she claims was “disturbing” and had her in tears.
She said: “Three male figures are connected to his death, two of them murdered the boy, and one of them is related or linked to the mother”.
Kandis believes Jayden-Lee Meek was “tortured” and “violated” for “hours” before his death.
She believes the boy’s death was related to illegal dealings that went wrong.
She continued: “Laying him [his body] on the step was a statement, but it was also a warning. They still want their money. This could be drugs and guns. It was very intentional.”
“The baby had nothing to do with it”.
SPEAKING FROM THE GRAVE?
In a second video, Kandis Starr claimed to “channel” the spirit of Jayden-Lee Meek, who reportedly had the following to say…
“A man hurt me…I was afraid. Kidnapped, threw me in the back seat”.
“A mattress…two of them together. They’re bad”
“The uncle? Dad, dad, dad…Auntie?”
“They push me in there. They had a gun? Help!”
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