Taylor Swift Faces Outlandish Allegations of Demoniacal Performances by Boyzone’s Shane Lynch.
Amidst her sold-out Eras tour, which recently dazzled audiences in Sydney and Melbourne with seven spectacular shows, Taylor Swift, the 34-year-old Style hitmaker, finds herself under scrutiny. Shane Lynch, 47, a devout Pentecostal born-again Christian, has level accusations at Swift and other artists for allegedly engaging in ‘demonic’ rituals during their performances, actions he claims often go unnoticed by unsuspecting audiences.
In an interview with Ireland’s Sunday World newspaper, he remarked, “When you observe many of the artists today, their stage productions resemble live Satanic rituals performed in front of crowds of 20,000, often without their awareness or acknowledgment. You’ll frequently witness hoods drawn up, masks worn, and fire ceremonies.”
The Bombardier Global 6000 aircraft, utilized by both Taylor and her boyfriend Travis Kelce for their journey to Australia, was observed taxiing down the runway at approximately midday.
It’s believed that Taylor’s team and her father are all aboard the aircraft.
Taylor traveled Down Under for seven sold-out concerts across Melbourne and Sydney, concluding on Monday night. She now has a few days of downtime before returning to the stage in Singapore on March 2.
Her departure coincides with an incident involving her father, Scott Swift, 71, who was accused of striking Ben McDonald, 51, at a ferry wharf in the suburb of Neutral Bay around 2:30 a.m. on Tuesday, following the Australian leg of her Eras tour.
Taylor’s team alleges that Scott punched an Australian photographer in the face after the photographer allegedly threatened to throw a female staff member into the water.
Taylor and Scott arrived from Homebush on a luxury superyacht named Quantum before the alleged assault.
Footage preceding the alleged altercation shows Scott walking up the wharf while gesturing rudely at photographers.
A spokeswoman for Taylor Swift told Daily Mail Australia that the photographers were being ‘aggressive’, claiming, ‘Two individuals were aggressively pushing their way towards Taylor, grabbing at her security personnel and threatening to throw a female staff member into the water.’
However, Mr. McDonald, the CEO of Matrix Media Group, dismissed this statement as ‘utter rubbish’, asserting that the only female present was Taylor.
Mr. McDonald insists that the altercation was captured on camera and does not show the photographers acting aggressively.
An investigation into the alleged incident has been initiated by the North Shore Police Command.
The photographer initially accused Scott of ‘charging’ at him once he disembarked from the superyacht with Taylor. He initially mistook Scott for a security guard and was surprised when he realized the alleged attacker was the pop star’s father.
Mr. McDonald also expressed uncertainty about what provoked the alleged assault, stating, ‘In 23 years of taking pictures, I have never seen anything like it. She got off the boat, she walked towards security guards who were shoving umbrellas in our faces.’
Footage of the alleged incident depicted Taylor and her father walking up from the wharf with large umbrellas blocking the view.
Mr. McDonald began filming when a security guard instructed him not to touch the umbrella. The camera jolted, and there was movement behind the umbrella.
A security guard could be heard saying, ‘that wasn’t me, that wasn’t me’. Mr. McDonald asked, ‘Who was that?’ He then proceeded to The Rocks police station to report the alleged incident.
The renowned Style hitmaker, aged 34, is presently on a sold-out Eras tour, captivating audiences worldwide after recently delivering seven sensational shows in Sydney and Melbourne.
Taylor departed Australia shortly after her father, Scott, was accused of assaulting a local photographer on Tuesday morning, as they were seen together.
Mr. McDonald did not need medical treatment and doesn’t anticipate lasting injuries but mentions having ‘very sore chops’ on the left side of his face.
Scott has been a constant presence beside his daughter throughout her sold-out Eras tour.
He earned praise for distributing sandwiches to fans during a Sydney show, encouraging them to ‘help yourselves’.
The day before Taylor’s inaugural performance in Melbourne earlier this month, additional tickets were released, yet most had a restricted view of the stage. Scott took it upon himself to distribute VIP passes to enthusiastic fans, ensuring they could access better seats.
