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Saudi Arabia’s ‘Anti-Witchcraft Unit’ breaks another spell
By DAVID E. MILLER / THE MEDIA LINE
07/20/2011 12:15
The unit, established in 2009, is charged with apprehending sorcerers and reversing the detrimental effects of their spells in the Gulf country.
When the severed head of a wolf wrapped in women’s lingerie turned up near the city of Tabouk in northern Saudi Arabia this week, authorities knew they had another case of witchcraft on their hands, a capital offence in the ultra-conservative desert kingdom.
Agents of the country’s Anti-Witchcraft Unit were quickly dispatched and set about trying to break the spell that used the beast’s head.
http://www.jpost.com/MiddleEast/Article.aspx?id=230183