Death Powder: “Killed a judge stone dead one time…"
Death Powder: “Killed a judge stone dead one time…"
"He was a nasty bastard, corrupt too..."
“You don’t wanna mess with Death Powder. It’s a secret swamp voodoo recipe – the napalm of hoodoo.”
That’s what Earl Marlowe said one time, the Trinidadian root-worker featured in my Voodoo Spellbook.
Earl recommended only using Death Powder in extreme circumstances. When there’s no other way.
Death Powder is a distillation of ingredients: Roots collected in the wilds at the dark of the moon, gunpowder, brimstone and other nefarious substances – all ritually charged during a possession ceremony in an old, disused and deserted graveyard.
Earl told how Death Powder was once used in a courthouse.
“Killed the judge stone dead. It was no loss. He was a nasty bastard, corrupt too. It was a long time back. There was some black boys on trial. Good boys wrongly accused. Everyone knew they wasn’t going to get off and were headed for the slammer. So the Death Powder ritual was done and the powder was thrown right in that judge’s face. He was dead by nightfall.”
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I'm going to have to re-read the "Doktor Snake Vodoo Spellbook" again.
I remember my honest review to to which was:
"So you covered everything history, herbal remedies, psychology, music, folklore, autobiographical, I laughed in parts, was chilled to the bone in others and the most important thing never bored. Bravo."
It also helped when sitting down and reading there was sudden change in atmosphere in that a summers storm suddenly came out of nowhere just as I started reading......
Obviously the rational mind would say its only a storm created by weather fronts but then again perhaps that unholy tome once opened has a mysterious power of its own....haha.
If there's anyone reading this comment and you haven't read that book, trust it's well worth the read believe I got my copy off amazon.
I hold out hope for a Docktor Snake autobiography one day and I doubt I'm the only one. But I guess it's just finding the time.
Great story btw thanks for posting!
How do I get my hands on some of that death powder?