Lisa "Left-Eye" Lopes death, was it caused by witchcraft/voodoo/hex?
This is not really a question, but anyone who has relevant input is more than welcome to state your opinion on the matter. As you know, Lisa "Left-Eye" Lopes died in a car accident, while vacationing in Honduras. Let's clear some things up. She was not drunk, and she had on a lap seat-belt (supposedly, as it's hard to see in the documentary). I am not sure if she was speeding, or other rumors.
However, I believe she died of a curse. As she felt a spirit chasing her. A boy was killed by the car her assistant was driving, not her. Yet she was blamed for that. The boy had her variation of her last name (Lopez). He also died of brain swelling, which lead to him being brain dead. It's a con incidence that not only she died from brain damage as the boy did, but the last name, and way she died was very similar if not the same. Witchcraft, spirits, and the likes exist. If you don't believe in it, check this out.
If you are not sure about things like the speed involved, why would you be sure of a curse?
People die in car accidents every day!
Edit: Since you felt it necessary to send me a rude message, and don't accept messages in return, I'd like to add that if you already know the answer to the question, why on earth are you soliciting answers? If it's not a question, it doesn't belong here. This is yahoo answers, not yahoo rants.
By the way, people who send messages, but don't accept responses to them are cowards.
People not speeding and wearing their seat belts still die in car crashes. I know this because I am an ER doctor and I see it all the time. You admit you don't even know for sure the actual facts of the case, yet still want to speculate on a magical cause. Your need to engage in magical thinking doesn't alter the facts of the case in any way at all.
"Witchcraft spirits and the like" is a figment of your overactive imagination, naivety and teenage hormones. And no, that lame website didn't convince me otherwise.
I have found that people who feel cursed have read things like you have posted. subconsciously they thought these things were happening to them. you really are grasping at straws with this one.
Watching that show--- "the last days of left eye" (or whatever it is called) was SO emotional for me... It was incredibly creepy, eerie and haunting..I watched it a second time last night, and I got chills again.
It was so moving, I can't stop thinking about it...
I agree--she was reported to be wearing a seat belt, but I really looked and did not think she was.. Perhaps you are right, she was only wearing the lap band.
I don't know if she was cursed--I don't necessarily believe in that stuff, but something really did seem strange about it all--the way she talked--her dreams, etc..
I would recommend for people to watch this.. This is the most moved I have been in a long time--by anything I have seen on TV, movies, books, etc... It is shocking and JOLTING.
Good question you asked--good insight---you might be right, I don't know... It is just all so mysterious.
This is posted under Religion & Spirituality. If all you're going to do is bash the belief, you don't even need to bother posting. If you don't believe in it, why the hell are you even posting in this category?
@Skip-doc
I could say I'm the reincarnation of Jesus if I wanted to. Or, in your case, I'll be an ER doctor as well. As I said before, if you don't believe in "witchcraft spirits and the like," why are you in a religious category? If you're religious, your answer just contradicts yourself. You can't prove religion, nor can you prove voodoo. Thus, you can't just go and say it doesn't exist. Stfu and go back to the science category.
Lisa "Left-Eye" Lopes death, was it caused by witchcraft/voodoo/hex?
