Missing for seven months: Durban man returns home despite psychics claims he was murdered
The family used the services of two female psychics, both who used crystals and flames to predict the fate of the missing man.
A Durban family spent seven months searching for a missing single father after psychics allegedly told them he had been murdered.
Prem Balram, head of Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA), said the 40-year-old man’s family had approached two psychics seven months after the father of one went missing.
“The family used the services of two female psychics. Both used crystals and flames to predict the fate of the missing man.
“One allegedly informed the man’s mother and stepfather that he had crossed over after being murdered and that his death was linked to a dispute involving money he supposedly owed other individuals.
“Believing these claims, the distraught family embarked on an extensive search for the man’s remains.”
Balram said the family had visited various locations, including mortuaries in an attempt to establish whether an unidentified body matching his description had been recovered.
“They remained in a state of mourning for several months.
“However, in an unexpected turn of events, the man reportedly returned to his family home a few days ago.
“It was established that he had been staying at another location for reasons that remain unconfirmed.
“His unexpected return brought an end to a seven-month search that had seen his family looking for his body rather than anticipating his safe return,” Balram added.
Originally published and reported by IOL South Africa.
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