If those walls could talk …
Blood spatters on the walls of this Lewisham property possibly could be linked to animal sacrifices.
Blood spattered across the walls, feathers and stolen goods remain a mystery for local Community Policing Forum (CPF) members.
On a raid conducted in May, police and members of the Sectors 4 and 9 CPF visited a house known for its strange occupants and rituals.
Besides the house being neglected by the occupants, CPF members with the help of a private security company’s K9 unit found paraphernalia used by drug abusers, possible stolen property and strange remains of what appeared to be rituals.
Lollie glass pipes and empty drug bags were a dead give-away that drugs were being used in this house.
A plastic bags full of sim cards, copies of CDs and jewellery hidden among the rubble were sniffed out by the dogs on duty.
An ID that did not match the nationality of any of its occupants was found in the house.
The News followed up and came into contact with a family member of the owner of the ID, who confirmed he was in prison.
However, she could not link him to the house.
The News reported about this alleged witchcraft house on the News’ website on 15 January after the Sector 9 members had discovered the back room with blood stains and a strange-looking alter standing approximately 1,5 metres high with animal-like faces carved from wood.
This time around the News found a teddy bear smeared with red paint and “there is no God” written on the walls in red.
The actual blood spatters possibly originate from an animal sacrifice. Feathers, candles and incense sticks were scattered across the floor.
Red fabric was draped on one wall with a red cross painted on the opposite wall of the strange room.
“The writing on the walls is not half as disturbing as the things these walls have seen. Religious people may be quick to condemn the people behind these acts but most religious people are slow to act to help break the grip of evil in our world,” commented Pastor Gerrit Mes after studying the disturbing photographs taken at this house in Lewisham.
Do you agree with Pastor Mes? Do you feel that more action should be taken as far as these kinds of acts are concerned? Leave your comment in the comments box below. We would love to know what you think.
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