The religion was founded to worship the R&B superstar Beyoncé Knowles and boasts hundreds of members that call themselves Divine Divas and even view Beyoncé's music as sacred text.
The body of Hattersfield was found in a pool of blood in the basement of the family home surrounded by hundreds of candles and a suicide note stuffed in her pants pocket. She lay at the steps of a homemade shrine to Beyoncé.
The exact details of the suicide note were not revealed, but police did indicate that Hattersfield took her own life as a sacrifice to Beyoncé at the request of the National Church of Bey. We were able to speak with the family of Hattersfield. Her mother had this shocking response: "She was crazy," her mother said, "Plum f-ckin' crazy! You can't be nothin' but crazy to take your life over some lightskin b***h that sings. I mean, I know that's my daughter, but I'm just keepin' it real."
Hattersfield's father was less vulgar, but equally shocking. "I don't even consider that my daughter. My sperm don't make crazy b****s that worships singers," the father said, "just because her mama and I had a good time one Friday night don't make her my daughter."
Rage has increased over the National Church of Bey that has gotten a lot of press coverage over the last week or so. Many people have called for Beyoncé to speak out against the new religion. However, there has been no word from Bey's camp as of yet.
Meanwhile, Taniya Hattersfield's body has yet to be claimed by any family members. It currently sits in the hospital morgue waiting for a proper burial. If her body is not claimed, Taniya may eventually be laid to rest in a Potter's Field, a cemetery typical for homeless people that have no known families to claim them.
Source: Thenewsnerd
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