The Baptist church “Annunciation” urges the parents of the two young persons from Durlesti town who were found dead in a car early in April to abandon the idea of involving two Russian clairvoyants in this case. Representatives of the church said God turns his back to those who use such services, while evil can only grow, Info-Prim Neo reports. In a news conference on July 27, bishop of “Annunciation” Church Vasile Filat said instead of involving clairvoyants, we should better pray to God. “Going to clairvoyants is not a solution. This will bring only evil,” said the priest. According to Vasile Filat, the biblical prospect of such practices is found in the Bible. The Old Testament says that if somebody goes to those who communicate with people who are dead, God will turn his face against them and will destroy them from the middle of his people. The priest said clairvoyants exist and they can talk to dead people, but this is satanic power. “I think nobody fully understands the pain of these families who lost their children. Nobody would like to be in their place and we want God to comfort them. God did not allow discovering these crimes until now, but he will do so that they are discovered,” said Vasile Filat. He related that he recently talked to a U.S. police chief, who visited the Ministry of the Interior and the church “Annunciation”. The police chief said they had a suspect in a murder case, but there were no proofs because the murder weapon could not be found. After he prayed a lot, he managed to find the murder weapon, which was the main proof. “God answers the prayers. The criminal must be indeed identified, stopped and punished and we should pray for this,” Vasile Filat said. The priests said they would have gone to the parents to tell them these things personally, but they decided to transmit this message through the mass media given that this case was made public and the whole country follow it. On the night of April 1, a 15-year-old girl and her boyfriend aged 18 were found dead in a car near Durlesti. They had been shot. Recently, their parents sought help from Russian clairvoyants Aleksandr Litvin and Zeraddin Rzaev. Aleksandr Litvin won the sixth “Battle of Clairvoyants” broadcast by a Russian channel, while Ziraddin Rzaev finished second.