‘Hello aunty’: Psychic shares chilling session with ‘Joslin Smith’ [watch]

Popular psychic or spiritual reader Kandis Starr has posted another video of a session in which she communicates with what she believes is the “spirit” of Joslin Smith. And this time, a child-like voice can be heard responding to her questions.

The US medium – who specialises in paranormal justice – has shared a keen interest in the South African case. Speaking to The South African, Kandis previously shared that her goal is to help authorities find missing children.

In mulitple supernatural sessions, the woman has shared clues about what she believes happened to Joslin, who disappeared from her home on 19 February.

IS THIS THE VOICE OF THE MISSING CHILD?

In the clip posted on her YouTube and TikTok account, Kandis Starr shares a recording of her spirit box session with “Joslin Smith.”

In it, the spiritual reader communicates with her “guides” to help reach the missing girl.

A child-like voice – which Kandis believes is Joslin – is heard saying: “Hello, aunty.” When Kandis asks the voice how she is doing, it responds: “I’m better.”

Kandis then asks where Joslin’s body is located, and the voice responds: “In the hole. I’m down there”.

It adds: “Ask my mom.” If asked if she was hidden, the voice responded: “Yes, tannie [aunty].”

The child-like voice also asks Kandis to thank their teacher.

Here are other comments heard during the reading

Mentioning the names of accused Renz, Stefano, and Boeta

“They are the bad men.”

“I see you, mom…she let them.

“He was hurting her

“They are sick.”

“I’m in heaven.”

SIX WEEKS LATER, JOSLIN SMITH IS STILL MISSING

On 19 February – six weeks ago – Joslin Smith disappeared from her home in the Middelpos informal settlement in Diazville, Saldanha Bay.

Despite social media posts suggesting otherwise, the six-year-old has yet to be found.

Four suspects – including Joslin’s mother, Kelly, and her boyfriend, Jacquin Appollis, as well as friends Steveno Van Rhyn and Lourentia Lombaard, have been arrested for kidnapping and human trafficking.

All four have abandoned bail and are currently in custody.

According to the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), Lombaard made a “full confession” linking her to Joslin’s disappearance. The state further claimed that Joslin’s mother, Kelly, instructed Appollis and Van Rhyn to sell her daughter to a sangoma for R20 000 to be used in muti.

Spokesperson Eric Ntabazalila said more arrests were imminent and charges would be added.

He told EWN: “That would come out in court.”