Wizards And Witches: A Paranormal Series – Part 1, 2, And 3

By Christina Williams

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Wizards and Witches: A Paranormal Series
Part 1 – A Paranormal Murder
Part 2 – Autopsy
Part 3 – A Ghostly Visit

• Language: English
• Publisher: DoroClem Publishing
• Release date: Jul 1, 2012
• ISBN: 9781476272948

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Wizards And Witches:

A Paranormal Series –

Part 1, 2, And 3

By Christina Williams

Copyright 2012 by Christina Williams

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Table Of Contents

Wizards and Witches: A Paranormal Series

Part 1 – A Paranormal Murder

Part 2 – Autopsy

Part 3 – A Ghostly Visit

Wizards And Witches:

A Paranormal Series –

Part 1, 2, And 3

Wizards and Witches:

A Paranormal Series – Part 1

A Paranormal Murder

I held a six-inch knife over a white bowl full of blood. There must have been at least 2 litres of blood in the bowl. It was not human blood. It was blood from a couple of chickens, which had been slaughtered by the wizard. We were together in his hut. He was standing and chanting incantations while I was sitting on a stool opposite him.

I was about to commit murder but the wizard was not my intended victim. I was about to kill my wife, Nikki, using the six-inch knife which I was holding. However, I was not going to drive the knife through her skin, into her body. That was not physically possible because she was at least 10 miles from where I was at the time. I was in the wizard’s hut in the middle of a forest - some called it the evil forest.

My wife Nikki was at home packing our suitcases for a trip we were supposedly going to make – I told her to pack the suitcases. However, I knew that she would never make that trip. She was going to die that night. I was going to kill her.

I knew in advance that I would never be prosecuted for her murder. I knew that because I was going to kill her supernaturally. No court of law would be able to prove that I had killed her. We had a 14-year-old son, Bob who was in boarding school. I loved him and was about to make him motherless however, I did not care.

I had