Before his son died he drew this – according to his father this drawing has something to do with the death
According to studies, one in 100 people suffer from autism. It is becoming more common and usually, the symptoms noticed in young children are problems with sleep, reaction to various gestures, and expression of emotions. Unfortunately, autistic people are often misunderstood and often judged. Many people and studies claim that people with autism sometimes may have premonitions, have telepathic powers, and can somehow connect with nature, in a way that other people can’t. In this article, we will read about a tragic story in which a man claims that his son did something amazing before he died.
This story is about Ognjen Rakocevic or “Ogi”, as he was known to family and friends. Ogi was a boy with autism who unfortunately died at 11 years old. It was truly tragic, Ogi left behind a pile of sadness. What raises questions is his father’s theory, who claims confidently that Ogi left behind a drawing, about a year before he was found dead, in which he predicted his own death. Branko, his father, made a connection between the drawing left behind by Ogi and his dubious death.
Ogi was found dead in front of a church on the bank of a river. Branko, his father, made a connection between the drawing left behind by Ogi and his dubious death. Ogi was found dead in front of a church on the bank of a river. Police believe the child fell into Lake Moraca, where he drowned and was carried by the currents to shore.
It’s really weird, because in the drawing we can see some clues, like a cross on something that looks like a mountain top. Also, the boy’s father continues to believe that the little one left clues about his death:
“There is an island called Vranjina. He drew a cross on the top of the hill, and above it the sky like a halo. I do not believe in coincidences. God’s hands brought him here.”
Psychologists are a little worried about Branko’s mental state who also wrote a book of stories invented by Ogi. The book is called “The Barefoot Prince”. We are sorry for the loss of Branko and we wish that Ogi rests in peace. What do you think of the theory of Branko, Ogi’s father? You can examine the drawing and draw a conclusion. Share this article with your friends and family!
