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A US astrology influencer who feared a recent solar eclipse stabbed her partner to death, then pushed her two children out of a moving car before fatally crashing the car into a tree, a report said on Wednesday. .
Danielle Johnson, who peddles weekly “aura cleansing” and offers online zodiac readings on her website, told followers that Monday’s total solar eclipse in North America is “the epitome of spiritual warfare.”
On April 4, she wrote on the X (formerly known as Twitter) platform under her online name Danielle Ayoka: “Be protective and keep your heart in the right place.”
Wake up, wake up, the end of the world is here. Everyone who has ears hears. Now is your time to choose what you believe. If you believe it’s possible for people to usher in a new world, please share this now.
There is power in choice. There is power in choice! ! ! !Repost to make choices for the collective pic.twitter.com/NMyuLkBj5l
— Ayoka (@MysticxLipstick) April 5, 2024
“The world is changing very clearly right now, and if you need to choose a side, now is the time to do the right thing in your life.”
She stabbed her Air Force veteran partner to death early Monday morning before taking off in a Porsche Cayenne with her two daughters, the Los Angeles Times reported.
Before dawn, Johnson rushed onto Highway 405 and pushed the children – one nine years old and the other just eight months old – out of the moving car.
Only the nine-year-old child survived.
Half an hour later, police were called to the scene of a horrific crash on the Pacific Coast Highway, in which the luxury car crashed into a tree at 100 miles per hour (160 kilometers per hour).
Johnson’s body was so badly damaged in the accident that it was difficult to identify, the Times reported.
Police who responded to the family’s apartment found the blood and body of 29-year-old Jaelen Allen Chaney. He was stabbed in the heart.
The Times, citing law enforcement sources, confirmed Johnson and Ayoka were the same person.
While solar eclipses have long been linked to doomsday prophecies from prehistory, scientists say these conspiracies have no basis in fact.
Monday’s spectacular solar eclipse provided an unparalleled celestial show for tens of millions of people across North America, from Mexico’s Pacific coast to Texas, Arkansas, Niagara Falls, New England and eastern Canada.
Onlookers watched in awe as the moon obscured the sun, allowing the star’s corona to be seen with the naked eye.
Los Angeles will only be able to see a partial solar eclipse.
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