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Castro Has Been Gone for 1 Week | What We Know & What We Don’t Know So Far…

07/13/2014 1:27 pm

by Chris-Vincent Agyapong, Founding Editor

On 6^th July, 2014 (exactly a week ago) Ghanaian musician-Castro De Destroyer (real name Theophilus Tagoe) was reported missing with his alleged girlfriend-Janet Bandu while jet skiing on the Ada river—after having gone there with his football star friend, Asamoah Gyan.

Even though the news of Castro’s disappearance which quickly turned into death appeared online at around 14:00 GMT, we’ve so far learnt that, Castro and Janet may have gone missing far earlier—at around 10am since their empty Jet Ski was found near an island at around 11-12:00 GMT.

It has been alleged that Castro De Destroyer was wearing a life jacket but Janet Bandu who sat at the back of the Jet Ski was not wearing any. And the question has been, if indeed he was wearing a life jacket, how come he has gone missing (drowned)?

Interestingly, the above question paved way for several assumptions such as, Castro took off his life jacket to save Janet and consequently, Castro the rescuer got drowned with Janet.

So far, this remains a possible hypothesis, because no one can claim to have seen this happening—and also, if he took the life jacket off, where did it go? It was only a keyless Jet Ski that was found at the other end of the estuary where Castro and Janet were believed to have drowned.

The Many Theories

Castro and Janet Bandu’s death or missing (if you are one of those who like such to be said) has been surrounded by countless theories—both reasonable and unreasonable. The assumptions are countless but the facts are just a few, making the disappearance or death a mystery.

Some have come out to say, the two are with a certain sea goddess (popularly known as Maame Water in Ghana)—who even told us such a spirit or personality exists? Again, the existence of such a spirit has not been established, except being claimed by some people who present themselves as having some sort of connection with this spirit…

The absence of any logical, reasonable and scientific explanation as to what happened means, the absurd theories will continue to unfold.

Apart from the two having been said to be ‘chilling’ with Maame Water while we worry about them on earth, others have come to say, they must have been abducted. And the question should be, by whom and for what?

Also, some have come out strongly to say Janet Bandu is a marine spirit herself, and she was sent to the earth to help bring Castro to the underwater world.

There is a group of people who also believe, the whole Castro and Janet’s disappearance was an attempt at pulling a publicity stunt for Castro—but it got out of hands, making it difficult for Castro and Janet to come out of their hiding place. Pretty plausible but hugely ridiculous…

The Many Blame Games

For whatever disaster that befalls anyone in this world, someone must be blamed and if we cannot reasonably find anyone to blame, we sometimes even push the blame on the back of nature.

While Janet Bandu’s family has been blaming Castro for being responsible for their daughter’s demise, some people have also been calling Janet Bandu’s family irresponsible—for not even knowing the whereabouts of their daughter at any point in time.

As the two families sit on each other’s neck, shifting blame from one corner to another, the general Ghanaian population also needed to blame someone. As usual, it started from blaming President Mahama and to be frank, I don’t know how President Mahama can be blamed for anything in connection with this…

But then, if Jordan Ayew has been brought in as the cause of Castro’s death, it is not shocking that President Mahama has been apportioned a blame too.

According to those blaming Jordan Ayew, if the footballer had passed the ball to Asamoah Gyan in the Ghana vrs Germany match, Asamoah would have scored—and that would have meant that, Ghana would have still be part of the on-going 2014 Brazil World Cup.

And if Ghana was in there, Asamoah Gyan would have been in Brazil by now. Meaning, there was no way Castro would have been dead or be at Ada because it was Asamoah Gyan who invited or took him there. What a long chain of events just to blame Jordan Ayew…

When an ELEPHANT Falls, All LESSER Animals Take a Shot | Janet Bandu Was Castro’s ‘Mistress and So What’?

07/11/2014 3:22 pm

by Chris-Vincent Agyapong, Founding Editor

Dear Chris-Vincent,

It is just sad that Ghanaians won’t let a dead man rest. Who am I to judge and who are you to judge? He who is without sin should cast the first stone. I understand that Jane’s family is grieving. People grieve in different ways. If saying they would sue Castro does it for them, why not? They need to blame someone. That is normal. One thing they are failing to consider is Castro’s family. They are grieving too.

Jane’s family when interviewed, didn’t even know the name of the school she attended. They simply didn’t know her whereabouts. Good parenting never ends. She was 24 and so what?

Good parent keep their children grounded irrespective of how old they are. I am 25 going 26 and I swear to God that I shiver when my parents disapprove of my choices and decisions because you know why? What they put in me when I was younger is STILL in me.

I am in the States but my parents know where I am at any given point in time. Same cannot be said about Jane and her Parents. Why are they blaming others? They should blame their parenting skills. If they had put something good in Janet maybe things would have been different and she would still be alive.

It is alleged that Castro refused vehemently to go on the Jet Ski with her but she still insisted and got her way. The workers tried to call them back so she could put on a life jacket but they were already gone. So suing Castro or the resort is like a waste of time and legal fees.

Audio: Marine Goddess -‘Maame Water’ FINALLY Speaks on Castro’s Death | Says She Came for Castro & Ghanaians Should Not Be Worried…

07/11/2014 2:44 pm

by Nana Yaw Adjapong

I think certain people are taking the piss now—and they are making things seem Castro and Janet’s death is some joke. We have lost two people and instead of supporting their search with prayers, each day we receive a different audio…

This morning, GhanaCelebrities.Com received the below audio message purported to have come from the Marine Goddess (Maame Water) herself, saying, she came for Castro De Destroyer—and that Ghanaians should not be worried.

Buying into what the fake prophets and spiritualists are saying, this ‘Maame Water’ who is as fake as the word itself claims, she came for Castro because he agreed to marry her—despite the fact that Castro was already married.

Ghanaians believe in a lot of BS and I know some people believe this audio is authentic.

I didn’t know Maame Water had whatsapp because this was sent to us via whatsapp. Also, what network does this Marine Goddess use—don’t tell me MTN because it won’t work down there…

Interestingly, we can see from our search results that, people are actually searching ‘ I want to see Maame Water’. LOL

Anyway, listen to the audio below…Meanwhile, the bodies of Castro and Janet have still not been found.

Intro to Castro’s ‘She Dey Do Me’ Song- Coincidence or a Premonition?

07/10/2014 9:00 pm

by GC Staff Ob

Ever so often something happens in this world that defies all the laws of logic and reason. In such instances we fall for spiritual explanations, as we humans tend to attribute the things we do not understand to powers beyond us.

Since the disappearance of Castro and Janet Bandu, we have all seen how the landscape has become saturated with talk of the spiritual; the fetish priests, pastors, and ‘marine spirits’ all coming out to explain to us what exactly happened to Castro. Most of them are incredible and easy to dismiss, yet now one has emerged from the unlikeliest of sources which is not so easy to dismiss as nonsense.

And this ‘prediction’ or premonition or whatever you might like to call it, came from Castro himself! People started talking about it not long after the incident, yet it was only after listening to the song today did I realise how eerie the whole thing is.

Somewhere last year Castro released another of his numerous hit songs, this one he called ‘She dey do me’. The entire track is about how a certain lady ‘dey do am’, yet it is the introduction to the track, rendered in Ga, which defies belief, particularly when held up against recent events.

For the Ga speakers amongst us, the intro goes something like…

‘kw3 hi gbee faa mli zelezele

ni hina emli ng))m) mi mpele mpele

no hew) faal3 k3mi aya eee

hidi sikli t3 s3 mi titi amane eee’

For the non-Ga speakers, listen closely. Castro is saying here, literally that ‘He’s fallen into a river, he’s seen how enjoyable it is down there, and he’s struggling against it. The river should carry him away, he’s followed something sweet and has fallen into trouble’

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