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BOGOTA,
\n Colombia (Reuters) – Colombian police seized 292 voodoo dolls but were
\n reluctant to inspect the black, hand-sized talismans for fear of witchcraft.<\/p>\n
"Witches don’t exist, but if they do, they do," Highway Police
\n Capt. Gerson Fajardo explained in a local newspaper interview published
\n on Thursday.<\/p>\n
Transporting or selling the dolls is not against the law in Colombia. But "It was a measure to protect the moral conduct and the good habits The cargo, marked "various merchandise," also included 192 packages The Dowbrigade hasn’t seen any of that Colombian Magic from Reuters<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" BOGOTA, Colombia (Reuters) – Colombian police seized 292 voodoo dolls but were reluctant to inspect the black, hand-sized talismans for fear of witchcraft. "Witches don’t exist, but if they do, they do," Highway Police Capt. Gerson Fajardo explained in a … Continue reading
\n police intelligence officer Rolando Silva, described by El
\n Tiempo<\/a> newspaper
\n as an expert in witchcraft, nonetheless defended their seizure in the central
\n province of Quindio.<\/p>\n
\n of the people," he said.<\/p>\n
\n labeled magic dust and instructions on how to cast spells.<\/p>\n
\n Dust for years <\/em><\/p>\n