Witchcraft:- Spells, Blend Oils, Charms and History.
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Elly Kedward, aka the Blair Witch, is said to have lured children to their doom so she could draw blood from them. Around the turn of the 17th century, did just that in Hungary. Probably the most prolific serial killer of all time, Bathroy is believed to have murdered 650 people. She tortured and murdered servant girls, as well as peasant girls she abducted. Legend has it she would bathe in their blood to maintain her youthful appearance. This earned her the nickname The Blood Countess.
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The Disappearance Of Roanoke
In the annals of Blair Witch mythology, the township of Blair is said to have disappeared, cursed by the witch. The colony of Roanoke, NC . Roanoke was England's first attempt at a permanent settlement in the new world. Settlers arrived in 1587, but when ships returned three years later with supplies, the colony had vanished. All of the houses were gone, and all that remained was the body of one man and the mysterious word "croatoan" carved into a tree. Though there are several theories, the true fate of the colonists remains a mystery.
According to Blair Witch legend, in 1825, a pale hand was seen reaching up from the waters of Tappy East Creek and pulling 10-year-old Eileen Treacle under. Her body was never found. In 2014, Australian woman Kim Davison was swimming in Murphy's Hole in Queensland's Lockyer River with a friend and three children.
A photo taken that day has four children in it. No one knows who the fourth kid is, but she looks like a ghost. What's more, it was revealed that a 13-year-old girl 100 years before the photo was taken.
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According to Blair Witch legend, a book was published in 1824 called The Blair Witch Cult.
There have been many written accounts of witchcraft through the ages, such as , also known as The Necromancer's Manual. This famous manuscript, currently held in the Bavarian State Library in Munich, is a grimoire (a book of spells and incantations) from the 15th century.
The textbook of magic includes three major types: Illusionist, Psychological, and Divinatory.
The manual is a sourcebook for summoning demonic spirits.
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A serial killer appears in Blair Witch mythology, which tells the tale of a hermit who, in 1941, under instruction from the witch, lured seven children to the woods and murdered them.
When the town found out, they hung him. There have been throughout history, and the Blair Witch child serial killer was probably based as much on fairy tales like Hansel and Gretel as it was any real person, but still, the story is rooted in reality.
Luis Garavito, for instance, traveled between Columbia and Ecuador, between the ages of 6 and 16 with a screwdriver or knife. He also raped and molested his victims.
The central premise of The Blair Witch Project is the disappearance of a few young people. The film is framed as found footage discovered as part of a police investigation into the disappearances. Mysterious disappearances are real tragedies, and all too common.
Take . On February 9, 2004, Murray alerted her employer and professors she was taking a week off for a family emergency, though no such emergency existed. She left the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, drove north, and crashed her car in Woodsville, NH.
A bus driver saw the crash and stopped. He reports seeing a young woman, not visibly bleeding but cold and shivering, who asked him not to contact the police. Since he didn't have cell service, he went home, and called the police from there. When police arrived, the car was abandoned and Maura was nowhere to be found. Despite an extensive search, neither her nor her body were discovered.
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Another legendary American witch, the Bell Witch, . The haunting traces to 1817, when farmer John Bell saw a strange animal in his corn field, one with the head of a rabbit and the body of a dog. Startled, he shot it several times.
The animal vanished. That night, loud banging was heard on the walls of the house, and from that day forward, the entity known as the Bell Witch has haunted the land.
Over time, the witch became stronger, manifesting as a coherent voice carrying on full conversations. It pulled covers off people at night, and violently beat people.
General Andrew Jackson had a run-in with the entity, when he and his men spent a night at the farm to investigate.
John Bell's death has even been attributed to the witch.
To this day, strange phenomenon have been reported on the land where once stood the Bell Farm. Spirit orbs and strange photographs have been taken. Disembodied voices are heard, and strange candle lights are sometimes seen dancing through the field at night.
