I didn't until I saw 4 caucasian-witches hex some packaged equipment at an airport luggage rack--and that equipment experienced unprecedented failure from then on. That was in Mozambique. They were sitting together on the plane into Pemba. They were early middle-aged or younger, not unattractive except for their long purple-black hair and their black/red clothing and bangles. Very interesting, if unsuccessful, trip.

@MarPep How do you know beyond a shadow of a doubt their hex was the cause of the equipment failure? Perhaps one or more them physically sabotaged something prior to them placing a hex on it?

@SpikeTalon The equipment was in a hard-sided, locked case. They did not touch anything. How does one "Know" anything?---If they look like witches, dress like witches, are seen doing a joint Hex of some kind--and the Hexed equipment surely ended up Hexed--Heck, maybe they were Sunday School teachers praying for success and it just didn't work??

I am so yes would be the answer

@kingfish Okie dokie. A few of my friends from high school were into Wicca, and while I don't subscribe to Wicca I did find it to be more intriguing than some of the major world religions. Is there a difference between being a witch and a wiccan?