Voodoo

Name:            Kari
Email:           I_luv_KoRn@jonathandavis.com
Location:        Shrews. Ma.
Type:            Ghost
Date:            Saturday, August 12, 2000
Time:            02:52 PM

It was 1 year ago when i was 12. i was sleeping over my best friends house and we were fooling around with some old magic books we found in the attic. there was a spell in there on how to invoke spirits. we wanted to take a spirit into us but were to scared to do it. so when my friend fell asleep. i followed what was in the book (im not going to say, sorry) and put a pentagon on the rug. i didnt know but the pentagon i put down was for evil. and i put a stuffed dog on it. as soon as i started. it started thundering outside and the power went out and i wanted to see what happened so i kept doing it. when i was done i didnt think it worked because nothing happened. so i went to bed. the next night she slept over my house and brought the dog with her, not knowing what i had done to it. it stormed again that night. we were bored so we fooled with a ouiga board and then went to bed. the dog was next to me. we fell asleep pretty fast and i woke up to a muffled barking and growling outside my window. there were no dogs on my street. and it was deffinetly a dog. i looked over, the stuffed dog was not there! but i went back to bed. when i woke up it was next to me again. but it had blood stains on the felt teeth. i had never noticed it before. My friend told me they werent there before and she slept the whole night so obviously she didnt move the dog. i told her everything. she got a little mad and got over it quickly. that day we went for a walk and right in the middle of my walkway there was a decapatated squriell! we decided to destroy the stuffed dog. we took a walk to the church with it in a trash bag. a soon as we were in front of the church i could swear i felt it jump. we poured holy water in the bag and heard a muffled bark. from inside the church. then we burned the dog. nothing strange has happened since and neither of our parents know.