Supernatural? Lights flicker at Tiffany Meek's bail verdict
Tiffany is also accused of concealing evidence and attempting to 'mislead' the court.
She has been denied bail.
On a video posted by female 'Crimetoker' @rockyfairy, a scene of Tiffany Meek sitting through her bail verdict has attracted attention. In it, the lights above her and the rest of the gallery flicker on and off several times.
'What is going on?' she captioned the clip. @rockfairy_0 guys whats going on this happened in joslin smith case too.. thoughts?? . . . . . . .#justiceforjaydenleemeek #justiceforjaydenleemeek #fyp #truecrime #southafricatiktok #afrikaanstiktoks #news #breakingnews #spooky #fypシ #Tiffanymeek #CapCut ♬ Creepy and simple horror background music(1070744) – howlingindicator
In the comments section, many followers believed the flickering lights were a 'sign' from Tiffany's deceased son, Jayden-Lee Meek.
@nafiesanatha: 'Jayden made his presence known from the other side.'
@roslyng1305: 'As an empath/healer/spiritual being, this is when a spirit is around. I am certain Jayden Lee Meek was there.'
@patriciamagqi281: 'I just got goosebumps! It's definitely a sign!'.
After the lights flicked, Magistrate Annelin Africa apologised to the courtroom for the 'electrical interruption'.
The court briefing adjourned to tend to the issue. Tiffany Meek wept in court after being denied bail.
Images via YouTube screenshot
According to many spiritually aware individuals, flickering lights may indicate the presence of supernatural spirits 'communicating' from the spirit realm.
The timing of the incident – during Tiffany Meek's tense court appearance – has led many South Africans to believe that this could be the case.
Higher Perspectives states: 'If you only notice lights flickering when you're doing some emotionally charged thinking, if you have a loved one who's passed away on your mind, or you're debating a big life decision, for example, it might not be a coincidence.
'Flickering lights most often point to a spiritual guide making us aware of their presence in some way. It's a way for the unseen to interact with the physical world using energy, the medium through which we all connect'.
Ironically, the flickering lights experienced during Tiffany Meek's bail verdict was also noticed during a court appearance by the trio convicted of being behind Joslin Smith's disappearance.
In May, a viral video showed a light flickering on and off 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.
A recent development revealed that Joslin's mother, Kelly, allegedly told police she had a 'dream' of where her child's remains were buried. @rockfairy_0 the fact that steveno even noticed lol.. . . . . . . . .#joslinsmith #truecrime #southafricatiktok #afrikaanstiktoks #news #courtroom #crimetok #missingchild #fyp #truecrime #southafricatiktok #afrikaanstiktoks #news #courtroom #kellysmith #fypシ゚ #meme #darkhumor .#CapCut ♬ Me and the Devil – Soap&Skin
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