COBB COUNTY, Ga. (MyFOX ATLANTA) – A self-proclaimed voodoo priestess said Thursday that she went to the cops after a Cobb County commissioner asked her to perform a death ritual. George Ann Mills said Commissioner Annette Kesting tried to pay her to cast a spell on her political opponent.
Woody Thompson responded Thursday to allegations that a voodoo death ritual was wished upon him. Thompson said he wasn’t angry, but he was saddened that a political rival would allegedly want him dead.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation confirmed Monday that it was investigating the allegations against Kesting. Mills, who practices voodoo in South Carolina, claimed Kesting asked her to put a curse on Thompson, a political opponent who defeated Kesting in August.
Mills filed a report in Cobb County claiming that Kesting’s checks bounced. Mills said Kesting wanted Thompson to either develop cancer or die in a car wreck.
Kesting denied the allegations. The case is still under investigation.
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1 sunny // Oct 12, 2008 at 10:29 am
Briefly, I think the lady should be charge with premeditated something!! her motive were sinical, and she wanted the man harmed or killed. No she shouldn’t get away with it. And for as the witch doctor, I’m glad she went to the police, however not a single heartbeat on the planet earth should be engaging in witchcraft voodoo, ect. If you Love & fear GOD( I’m referring to the GOD of Abrahm, Isaac, and Jscob) you won’t be doing this.Please refer to Dt 18:10, Gal 5;20, Eph 6:12. I can only imagine how often this evil stuff goes on on both ends.
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