AKA passed away last February…
The late AKA's mother, Lynne Forbes, recently shared a heartfelt message on Instagram after visiting her son's grave, offering a glimpse into his healing journey.
In his heartfelt post, Forbes described how visits to AKA's final resting place have changed over time.
“It has become easier for me to visit the graves. Visiting the graves gives me great comfort and calm, and at the same time it gives me peace.”
“In my dream you told me to frequent and enjoy this quiet place, and you were right,” she wrote.
During her visits, Lin said she keeps AKA updated on what is happening with Cairo and his family.
She said these visits provide her with comfort and a way to maintain a strong bond with her late son.
She added: “Anything you want to know will make me feel more connected to you.”
“Sometimes I find comfort just to sit quietly with you in thought and prayer. Though I miss you so much, my heart is at peace. Visiting your grave has been a joyous and peaceful experience that brings me comfort and keeps my memory of you alive and strong.”
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AKA passed away in February 2023.
AKA, real name Keenan Forbes, was shot dead in Durban along with his friend Thebelo Tibus Motsoane in February last year.
Seven suspects were subsequently arrested, with five of the accused being denied bail for planning and carrying out the murder of AKA and his friends.
The group are believed to have planned the murder, arranged to acquire a Mercedes Benz and guns for the crime, and kept watch over AKA before he was shot.
State's Attorney Lawrence Gava presented compelling evidence, including phone records and security camera footage, showing the defendants were involved in a murder plot.
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