It's come to this.
[Update: Oops. As Nancy B pointed out in a comment below, the article is from eight years ago. My bad. Saw it on another site. And Nancy was always smarter than me. But it DID happen. So I'll leave it up. Funny, it did sort of ring a bell as I was reading it.... ]
Sid, maybe you want to check the date on that article.
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Ooops. I updated it. You always were smarter than me.
ReplyDeleteWas going to say the same as Nancy.
ReplyDeleteDid you happen to see the outcome of the trial?
Smarter than you? :::snorts::: Sid, you're still on the very short list of surgeons I'd allow to work on my family. No, it rang a bell with me. I don't know if I ever heard how it turned out- maybe I'll dig and see if I can find it. But I'm Pagan, and cases like this tend to get passed on among the community. I'd like to know if they really went into a courtroom and argued a hex. I do have a friend whose coven was accused of causing a Christian's shed to be hit by lightning- the high priestess actually said, in the courtroom, "Your honor, that wasn't our god. We think it was his."
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