‘I haunt them’: Psychic communicates with Joslin’s ‘spirit’
US medium Kandis Starr claims that Joslin Smith’s “spirit” revealed its presence in court to Kelly Smith and her co-offenders.
Paranormal justice expert Kandis Starr released another video of her session with what she believes is the spirit of Joslin Smith, the young girl who disappeared last year. This time, the US medium hopes her message will help bring closure to Joslin’s loved ones.
Last week, the court sentenced Joslin’s mother, Kelly Smith, along with Jacquin “Boeta” Appollis and Steveno van Rhyn, to life in prison for trafficking the Saldanha Bay child.
Although she has not been found, Kandiss believes the blonde-haired, green-eyed girl is deceased.
‘FOR CLOSURE, NOT CLICKS’
Kandis Starr opened her YouTube video by revealing that she had formed a strong connection with Joslin Smith’s “spirit.”
The US medium has posted several videos of what she believes are supernatural encounters with the missing Saldanha Bay girl.
Responding to her naysayers, Kandis said: “I began this work with one purpose: to give victims a voice. This didnt start as content, it started as a calling. This isn’t for clicks, it is for closure.”
‘JOSLIN SMITH’ SPEAKS FROM ‘BEYOND THE GRAVE’?
During a spirit box session – a device that can interpret radio waves – Kandis Starr connected to her spirit guides and whom she believes is also Joslin Smith.
“I’m here, can I talk?” a voice asks the woman.
Kandis then gave “Joslin” the opportunity to take freely, following her mother, Kelly Smith’s life sentence last week.
A voice said the following…
“Sick mother”
“Fights off that man.”
“I’m hurt, I’m being hurt, I’m just little”
“They have money.”
“Has lied…is a lie”
“They are evil.”
When Kandis asked “Joslin” to share details about her past locations, the voice responded: “Landfill…the couch”
‘I HAUNT THEM’
During the session, Kandis Starr also asked the voice if “Joslin” was behind an eerie court incident.
It responded: “Yes…I haunt them”.
Last week, a viral video showed a light flickering in the Western Cape High Court above the heads of Kelly Smith, Jacquin “Boeta” Appollis, and Steveno van Rhyn. In the clip, Kelly glances up at the light.
According to many social media users, a flickering light indicates the presence of spirits.