I am church, says the teenager wanting the date for the matric dance

A teenager allegedly told a clbad pupil of a well – to – do school in East Pretoria that "he was the Church and God had sent him" for ask him to go to his matriotic farewell dance with him.

The girl has since got a ban against the teenager and her mother, whom she claimed to track her down, among other bizzare actions.

The student said that she did not know the mother or son, that she claimed to have her school out of the blue, and asked her to go with the boy at his maidly farewell dance.

The girl, identified only as M as she is at age, said that when she refused to engage with the strangers, they grabbed her by the arm and tried to get him to the house. take them with them.

It is only thanks to the intervention of two teachers that she managed to escape her grip.

M's father later received a message via WhatsApp accompanied by a photo of her, which said in part: "If I look at you I look at you the daughter of God, because I'm certain that you are the daughter of God. "

It is not certain who wrote the letter, which abundantly quotes from the Bible. The message also said, "God lends me his daughter and together in the flesh our children are a gift to God."

The picture of her had the caption "Strike, Strike, Who's There.Open because it's my heart for you."

This weird story s' was unfurled in newspapers before the Gauteng High Court, Pretoria, where the young woman obtained an urgent ban against the teenager and his mother. Holland-Muter prohibits the teenager and his mother from contacting M in any way – either by telephone or personal contact with social media. The boy was also banned from entering the prestigious school where M is a student, and his mother was prevented from helping him in his attempts.

Neither the adolescent nor his mother defended the claim. Their lawyer, in a letter sent to M's legal team, said that they would abide by the court's ruling. In a letter to M's lawyer, the teenager's father stated that he had discussed the request with his son. He said that he understood why she was asking for the ban.

"It's a tragic case," said the father, adding that he was grateful for the way Mr.'s parents treated him [1965-19002]. Meanwhile, M said in an affidavit before the court that she was in school. In April of this year, the receptionist called her to the home via the intercom.

When she arrived, a boy and her mother, unknown to her, were waiting to see her.

When the teenager walked to her and asked her to accompany him to his farewell event, she felt uncomfortable.

"I asked him how he knew me and he said," I know you from beginning to end. I am God and you are my dissipel (Afrikaans for disciple). I was very scared The mother came close to me The first respondent (the boy) grabbed my hand and pushed me onto a chair. The mother came to sit next to me, but did not say a word. He repeatedly said that he is the Church and that God sent it to me. "

M said that the mother started to shake.The boy got up and pulled him by the arm and told him to go with him.The mother also told him The receptionist – for the purpose of sending them away – told the boy that M would send him a WhatsApp message with his reply about the stamped goodbyes.

"At that time, he became aggressive and I caught my throat.I managed to escape his grip.The receptionist told me to run to the office.When I turned around, the first respondent (the boy) was also at the office while he was running after me.a teacher held him back and another escorted me out of the office to a clbadroom. "

Meanwhile, he was declared that the boy had been hospitalized in the past for observation due to a serious mental condition.

M said that she lived in fear of approaching her again and that she had nightmares.

"Her craze for me is very worrying, and it seems to me that security threatens recent events, especially the murder of two young schoolgirls, increased my fear."