Published: 2015 March 20 00:16:33 (14397 Views)

A ghost named Nthabiseng has apparently been terrorising David Matjila from Ivory Park, Tembisa in Ekurhuleni, SA.

Nthabiseng has reportedly stepped up its terror campaign by stealing the child grants from David's 10-month-old twins!

David first told Daily Sun about his ordeal in 2013 when he said the ghost was feasting on peanut butter, jam, sugar and sweets in the house.

Then it reportedly started taking toiletries and perfumes and it became so bad that David had to move out of his own house into the shack in the backyard.

But now the ghost has apparently taken the Sassa cards and David says he can't even buy formula for his twins.



David used to accuse his friends of misusing food and stealing from him but when he started hearing strange sounds and seeing curtains moving, he says he knew that something strange was living with him.

"I even bought groceries for her. But today all my furniture is damaged and now she stays in the house and I live in the backyard shack," he said.

David said the toilet is sinking into the ground and his house is about to collapse.

"I suspect my yard is on top of her grave," he said.

David said his girlfriend was forced to move their son (7) because the ghost was doing strange things to the boy.

"He was the only one who could see it and he said the ghost had red eyes as if they were in flames," he said.



Source - Dailysun

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