A White woman has died mysteriously after
she ignored warnings from social media users
when she revealed her plans to dabble into
voodoo and summon an African spirit known
as Papa Legba.

Katelyn “Kat” Restin, a 19-year-old Virginia
woman, was found dead after she allegedly
drowned in a bathtub according to one of her
friends. People are blaming her death on her
practicing Haitian Vodou summoning spells.

Restin died two days after she claimed that
she saw Papa Legba apparently after a
summoning spell people warned her not to
try.

Papa Legba is one of the best known figures
in African spirituality. He serves as an
intermediary between man and the spirit
world. Several movies have been made about
him, including the American horror story
"Coven".



Kat Restin was part of a group on social
media that practiced spells, and one day she
decided to go into voodoo.

Twitter and Facebook users warned her not to
try it but she insisted and said everyone
should be allowed to practice whatever
spirituality they want to practice.



She added: "Shut the f*** up and let me be."

Some of her friends also defended her
decision.



Three weeks after the post, and other posts
showing her practicing voodoo, she made a
post stating she saw Papa Legba. She added
that she was "scared".



Unfortunately, Kat Restin died two days later.


Someone in her group, who claims to
commune with the spirits, stated that they
did a reading on the late Kat Restin and it
wasn’t Papa Legba she saw but another
dreaded spirit, Baron Samedi.





Friends have taken to Twitter and Facebook to
mourn Restin's death. However, some said
she doesn't deserve their pity.

Restin's obituary states that her cause of
death was sudden.

The obituary reads: "Katelyn is survived by
her daughter Aaliyah Hope Restin, mother
Terry Restin, father John Restin, brothers
Kevin and Ryan (Blakely) Restin; aunts,
Margaret Volk, Mary (Rick) Page, Betty (Joe)
Aukward; Uncle, Eric (Susan) Restin, and many
cousins and other relatives, all of who she
loved and touched deeply."

The family has set up a GoFundMe for
Katelyn’s death.

https://sundiatapost.com/white-woman-dies-mysteriously-after-summoning-an-african-spirit-using-voodoo-photo/

lalasticlala

Scary

Never mess with powers you haven't fully grasped their ways. You could pay for it with your life. Worst part is ur relatives would be the one to bear the anguish of ur folly

To stop further deaths in her family..they need to come to africa,nigeria in particular.to seek the help of traditional rulers to perform some traditional rites...she get luck sey i no be yahooboy,i for use her death scam her family.

There are different methods of knowing....She died trying to practice the Traditional method of inquiry.

Papa legba ti fi egba na eleyi o, lol.

The only thing I'm concerned about right now is what skeptics of the supernatural are going to say.


Make I pitch my tent here dey wait for them.

She will now receive sense in the grave

Now I am interested in summoning him, where others failed Ijele will succeed.

I want to summon Him and ask him the way forward with West Africa as a region, who did we offend and ways we can get it right.

Then ask him about Nigeria if he can stay that long with me.

It is give and take, he who is not carrying anything cannot break anything, battles are meant to be fought, war don’t kill all that fought in it, some will survive.

African black powers

hmm!

just negodu, wasted beauty

how did she do it i wud love to know

She should have consulted a medium or priest to help her. Best you can do regarding Haitian voodoo spirits is study them without try to initiate contacts with them.

devilmaycry:

lol

Waiting patiently for the only in Africa crew

ExAngel007:


A White woman has died mysteriously after
she ignored warnings from social media users
when she revealed her plans to dabble into
voodoo and summon an African spirit known
as Papa Legba.
/

lalasticlala

You did not mention how to summon him

I remember how I summoned Bloody Mary upon all the myth, legends and superstitions

I paid for it dearly but didn't die.

And I believe what doesn't kill me will make me stronger haqhaqhaqhaq

I think this Papa Legba is roughly the same as Esu in Yoruba traditional religion.

donbachi:
To stop further deaths in her family..they need to come to africa,nigeria in particular.to seek the help of traditional rulers to perform some traditional rites...she get luck sey i no be yahooboy,i for use her death scam her family.

any yahoo boy that uses her death to scam her family should be ready for a visitation from the daemon that killed her.

Krak:
I think this Papa Legba is roughly the same as Esu in Yoruba traditional religion.

you're right bros.

Esu laalu.

devilmaycry:

You got me laughing

The Voodoo sounds Yoruba...no offence...but most juju done in the carribeans have Yoruba links

Ok. She got what she requested for.

But the Lady herself is a white witch.
Think she just migrated to dark region as eartheral energy without form

Popular voodoo, papa legbaa.

Featured in ‘live and let die’- James Bond Indomie generation may not know that film.

Papa Legba was featured in the movie
Cloud Atlas.
A very interesting movie about the journey of souls from one life time to another

why I'm I hearing baba legba, something is telling me it was stolen from nigeria

Krak:
I think this Papa Legba is roughly the same as Esu in Yoruba traditional religion.

I think the full meaning is papa elegbara (Esu) but Cubans call it Ellegua instead of legba.

ZhiosonWind:
Papa Legba was featured in the movie
Cloud Atlas.
A very interesting movie about the journey of souls from one life time to another

Woow.,this is interesting

She is with the demon; he wanted her to join him...

Am I the only one who doesn't believe stuff like this??

I am a bloody skeptic as far as things revolving around the "spiritual" are concerned.

As far as I am concerned, those things ain't real.

As a kid, I kept on hearing about mermaids and crap like that from folks from the village but I have been on and around several bodies of water and I ain't seen any one of these imaginary creatures.

Let's give it a break, guys.

Reason, I don't dig religion a lot.

Well, thank you OP. Reading this at 5:54 am isn't scary at all...