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‘Someone hurt my son’ – Costa Titch’s mom

South African Amapiano rapper Costa Titch’s mother has opened up about the death of her son, Costa Titch, saying she is still searching for answers.

Lara Langeveld is actively searching for her son, Costa Titch’s actual cause of death and is torn over the impression that someone may have badly hurt her son. The Big Flexa hitmaker collapsed on stage during his Ultra Music Festival, Johannesburg performance.

According to the South African, Lara Langeveld is still waiting to receive the toxicology reports.

She claimed, while speaking to the above mentioned publication, that since Costa had been cremated, she was unable to do her own toxicology.

She also refuted accusations that Costa had a seizure and was previously epileptic.

“I can tell you for a fact he never had a seizure…He never suffered from epilepsy, and we would like to know who told the media that he did.”

Although Lara accepts her son’s passing, she is still perplexed by what led to his premature death.

The mother of the late Amapiano singer and dancer told the news outlet that she would be permanently scarred by her son pleading for help.

Due to her suspicions that someone may have allegedly killed her son, Lara’s fight to see justice served will not be over.

“I highly suspect someone hurt my son as he was not on chronic medication, and he was healthy.”

Not too long ago the mother of the late Amapiano singer and dancer shared an emotional post requesting that the National Health Laboratory Service expedite the return of the toxicology findings.

Many people offered to launch a GoFundMe campaign to assist Lara in enlisting the aid of foreign organisations.

 

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Also see: Costa Titch’s mother alleges he was poisoned

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