More specifically, the woman advertised with videos her activity on the Internet, promising that she could make a younger man fall in love with an older woman, or prevent the “evil” that had struck the husband of a woman who had asked for her help.
The defendant appealed to the Supreme Court seeking leave to issue a Writ of Certiorari to quash the search warrant executed on her warehouse which she had converted into a temple of the “Goddess of Death” – “Santa Muerte” who is worshiped in her statement in Mexico.
The unprecedented case of the woman who believes in the “Goddess of Death” and is accused of performing witchcraft for pay has occupied the courts. The decision was even referred to the Supreme Court.
The following were found and confiscated in the defendant’s warehouse:
1. Three fox bones.
2. Two fox bones on a metal tray with a mirror base in which was a box with 78 tarot cards, coins, etc.
3. Container in which was a skeleton of a snake’s head, a snake’s skin, and a pinecone.
4. A glass skull with snakes.
5. Transparent bags inside which were hairs with names of persons.
6. Ram skull with horns.
7. A pipe with skulls and crows.
8. A gray dragon pipe.
9. A black plastic dragon with wings.
10. Witch hat.
11. Black cape.
12. Gray-dragon plastic mask.
13. A skull-cup, in which was a sum of money in notes and coins.
14. Tarot decks.
15. Black candles, red candles.
16. Cloths depicting a cat with skulls and a tree.
17. A metal spider.
18. An onion.
19. A garlic.
20. A square black cloth in the shape of a Pentacle
The defendant’s lawyer argued that “The Deity of “Santa Muerte” is a Goddess. As the old ancient Greeks believed in Poseidon, Zeus, Aphrodite, this is the “Goddess of Death” in Mexico.
The defendant herself claimed in the affidavit filed with the Court:
“Outside my house, I have a small warehouse where inside I have placed various objects in honor of the deity SANTA MUERTE in which I believe. After all, it is my constitutional right to believe in whatever god I believe in.
My right to believe in every deity has every citizen of the Republic of Cyprus or every citizen who belongs to the minorities, such as Latinos, Muslims etc.
Just as the Christian Orthodox has a small chapel or an iconostasis in his house or in his yard or a Muslim has a room and a Koran to pray to Allah, so I have a room specially made for the Goddess Santa Muerte. No law forbids me to own or keep room for the deity I believe in.
In honor of the Goddess Santa Muerte, like the Greek Orthodox priests, I have various incenses and incense burners and candles that I light to the Goddess Santa Muerte that stay lit while I meditate or pray to the Goddess Santa Muerte. The presence in the specially arranged room in honor of the goddess Santa Muerte is done by me exclusively and sometimes my ex-partner was also present.
It is my opinion that the Police did not respect the religion of the goddess Santa Muerte and entered the room specially arranged for her, in her temple, her own church and in violation of my right to religion they took from inside it, various objects that are for the benefit of the goddess Sana Muerte, such as candles, mirrors, incense, incense sticks.”
Evidence was submitted to the Court according to which the accused indulges in “witchcraft, black magic and tarot reading” for a fee.
In fact, in one of her videos, she allegedly advertises that if a woman wants a man and he doesn’t want her, she can use magic to make him want her, after being paid beforehand.
The Court rejected her request to quash the search warrant.
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