NM high court tosses murder conviction based on allegations of witchcraft
The New Mexico Supreme Court tossed the murder conviction of a Taos woman Thursday and criticized prosecutors for using allegations that she was a "witch" and a "bruja" to obtain guilty verdicts. Among the findings that troubled justices were insinuations by the prosecutor that Desiree Lensegrav was a "wanna-be witch magic woman" who used menstrual blood to control her husband.
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