'Witchcraft' Suspected in Savage Murder of Family in the U.S.

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Subject	'Witchcraft' Suspected in Savage Murder of Family in the U.S.
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"Witchcraft" Suspected in Savage Murder of Family in Pensacola

By J. B. Biunno
wkrg.com
Tuesday, August 4, 2015

Related Coverage: Mother, Two Sons Found Dead Inside
Pensacola Home
http://wkrg.com/2015/08/03/mother-two-sons-found-dead-inside-pensacola-home/

Escambia County Deputies suspect witchcraft was a
motivating factor in the savage murders of a mother and
her two sons in Pensacola last week.

And in the latest shocking twist, one of the victims was
a "critical member" of the Department of Homeland
Security.

[...]

Richard Smith was described by Sheriff David Morgan as a
"critical member" of the Department of Homeland Security.
Morgan had to communicate with several national agencies
to ensure his investigation didn't pose a threat to
national security.

Authorities have evidence that led them to believe
witchcraft was somehow involved in their deaths, saying
it was a "ritualistic" act. Investigators noted that
their murders occurred on the night of a blue moon, which
is heavily referenced in witchcraft lore, and occurs once
every three years.

Investigators say they spoke to a person of interest in
the case, but didn't release a name or photo. All they
confirmed was that the person of interest is a "white
male" believed to have ties to a faction of witchcraft.

[...]

Deputies also noted that the Smith family was
"reclusive." They lived in the same house for 27 years,
rarely speaking to any of their neighbors on Deerfield
Drive.

Complete news item at:

http://wkrg.com/2015/08/04/witchcraft-suspected-in-savage-murder-of-family-in-pensacola/

Jai Maharaj, Jyotishi
Om Shanti

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