Costa Titch’s Mother Distraught at Lack of Answers on Her Son’s Death: “I Highly Suspect Someone Hurt My Son”

• Lara Langeveld has opened up about the death of her son, Costa Titch, saying she is still searching for answers
• The distraught mother highly suspects that someone hurt her son, and she will not rest until she gets to the bottom of things
• Costa Titch was rumoured to be epileptic, and dissecting from the video, many thought he had a seizure, but Lara said that is not the case

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

Big Flexa's mother will not rest until she gets justice for him, expresses heartbreak over the delayed toxicology report

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

She said that conducting her private toxicology was impossible because Costa had been cremated.

She also debunked claims that Costa suffered from a seizure and has a history of being 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.”

Lara accepts her son's passing, but is still puzzled at the circumstances surrounding his untimely passing

The mother of the late Amapiano singer and dancer told the news publication that her son asking for help will forever scar her.

Lara's bid to get justice for her son will not end as she also suspects someone might have hurt him.

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

Lara pleads with the National Health Laboratory Service to finalise Costa's toxicology report

In a previous report from Briefly News, Lara shared a heartbreaking post asking the National Health Laboratory Service to speed up the process of getting back the toxicology report.

Mzansi offered to start a GoFundMe page to help Lara get help from international parties.

Source: Briefly News