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Wiccan Prison Chaplain Allegedly Sexually Assaults & Drugs Inmate During Staged Hostage Situation

There’s a disturbing story coming out of Winnebago County, Wisconsin. On Friday, a Wiccan prison chaplain appeared in court to plead not guilty to sexually assaulting an inmate back in August.

Jamyi Witch (yes, her last name actually is “Witch”), 52, is accused of drugging the inmate, then performing sexual acts on him. In addition to this charge, she has also been accused of delivering narcotics. Witch, who is wheelchair-bound, denies these allegations.

She claims she was the one whom was held hostage and that she was sexually assaulted. Outside of the odd facts and circumstances surrounding the case, it’s your basic “he said, she said” scenario. However, there’s more to the story.

Court records indicate that the two knew one another before the incident unfolded and that the entire hostage situation may have been staged. Prosecutors are claiming that Witch and the inmate were plotting a scheme to get themselves transferred to another prison (to clarify, Witch is on staff, but employees also need to go through an official transfer system in most prison systems).

Apparently, a letter that the inmate wrote to his mother was intercepted. In the note, he claimed that Witch had devised the plan to have the two moved. In the letter, he wrote that the chaplain wanted to leave the prison due to threats from co-workers and he wanted to leave after being attacked by three men while in his cell. This, prosecutors say, was the catalyst that led them to implement their plan.

Witch was hired back in 2001 to serve as Oshkosh Correctional Institution’s first-ever Wiccan chaplain. She previously worked at Waupun Correctional Institution, where the inmate also previously served.

Witch is on paid administrative leave and will return to court on January 3 for a pre-trial conference. If convicted, she could face 58 years and six months in prison and $160,000 in fines.

(H/T: Mail Online)

Comments (124)

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  • NewMOe
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:17am

    one word EWWWW

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    • Marci
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:27am

      And how is it that they came to hire a WICCAN as a Chaplain to begin with? Gross.

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    • KickinBack
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 12:17pm

      I say weigh her against a duck..To make sure if she is a real witch.

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    • Yeah_Buddy
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 1:38pm

      That Witch is a triple-******: one for her head, one for my head (in case hers falls off), one for trck-or-treating.

      How haggered does the Witch have to be, she can’t even get some in male prison… lol

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    • beggindog
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 2:17pm

      Because there is a pagan/wiccan religion. Not witches on brooms. Smart, caring people who have realized that a Creator can be found in nature, not in the worst atrributes of humankind. This would not have been a story had the woman been Muslim, Christian or Jewish–or rather, the headline would not have included the reference to belief…

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    • Locked
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 2:28pm

      “This would not have been a story had the woman been Muslim, Christian or Jewish–or rather, the headline would not have included the reference to belief…”

      Eh, if she were Muslim it probably would still be the same. Christian or Jewish, I agree, not likely. Moral outrage sells; people like to vilify those perceived as “others.”

      That said, the Wiccan religion is mostly created in the last century. While practitioners will claim it dates back to feminist cults venerating the Goddess (or Mother Earth), most of the rituals and practices are fairly recent and bear little in common with ancient pagan practices. Most Wiccans don’t realize this, and they’re more than welcome to keep practicing their faith, but they should also know the facts; modern Wicca is very much a creation from the early-to-mid 1900s.

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    • motonutt
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 3:15pm

      I wonder if she can make her head spin around like Linda Blair in the Exorsist. She must be real sweet…has to drug an inmate to get sex….when even the drunks down at the local bar won’t tuch her that say”s something.

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    • the hawk
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 4:37pm

      Wwa the drug Viagra ?

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  • bankerpapaw
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:09am

    Gag!! She would certainly have to dope me up first before having sex with that hag. I’d need a paper
    bag too.

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    • This_Individual
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:32am

      Perhaps a six pack o’ beer, two shots of whiskey, and some Barry White playing in the backgound too!

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  • Hickory
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:07am

    Was she riding a wheel chair? I thought they rode brooms. Hmmm, looks like she was stirring up trouble.

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  • ares338
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:05am

    What a grab bag of goof balls!

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  • Ookspay
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:58am

    Wow being sexually assaulted by wicker sounds really painful, I think hand rubbed mahogany would be much better!

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    • AvengerK
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:07am

      Excuse me…but when has a woman had to drug and coerce a prisoner into forcing him to have sex with her? And let’s be honest…a “wiccan chaplain”? You got what you paid for. “Witch” must be a hoot when she has to go “skyclad” (look it up) in that nifty wheelchair.

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  • mikenleeds
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:57am

    wow , America is filled with a bunch of nuts

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  • This_Individual
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:54am

    The fact that she claims to be a Wiccan Chaplain does not have any bearing one what she’s done.
    It would be the same as saying that Catholic priests who molest children are indicative of that faith.
    Also, that all Southern Baptists are Francis Bellamy Christian socialists.
    I’m beginning to think that the journalistic ethics of The Blaze are not much different from that of the the Huffington Post.

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    • skitrees
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:03am

      Sadly, I agree with you…I’m about to place theblaze into the bottom of the stack of “might read”…move back to other sources for “must read” – too bad, theblaze showed promise at first.

       
    • AlansTigg
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 1:33pm

      so you take the time to not only read an article, the headline of which made the contents pretty clear, but also to comment on it simply so you can lament what you deem to be a lapse of relevant content?
      How about just don‘t read articles that don’t appear to offer content you are interested in. Some people enjoy weird news.

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    • capecodsully
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 2:14pm

      People love debate on politics, religion, and football! Sadly some don’t have the stomach or the intellect for it.

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    • skitrees
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 3:01pm

      @Alan & @Cape:

      No – the problem isn’t with the article – it is about the misleading and twisting. Things like Mr. Hallowell using phrases such as “extreme conservative” to describe a country whose laws are based in Sharia – not factual, and definitely spin. As is including the woman’s religious views in the heading, when no factual evidence is provided in the story to tie the religion to the facts of the story – might as well say, “white Christian rapes disabled person.” – the first subject of the sentence isn’t related to the second subject – it is dishonest. It’s about HONESTY in reporting. The point is – there are many, many, MANY sources to go read from if honesty isn’t a requirement, and up till now, theblaze had worried more about facts than it was about spin – it has slowly reversed itself to where it is comparable to other sites. I’ve been signed up to theblaze since day1 (literally) – the change is pretty evident. The statement comparing the stories to the huffpo is accurate…I can find the same spin there.

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    • AlansTigg
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 3:14pm

      I stand corrected, misunderstood your complaint. That being said I disagree with the complaint. While it is true her religious affliation has no bearing on the charges it is relevant to the story since she was a “chaplain” at that prison. I would expect any story regarding misdeeds by a chaplain to mention what type/faith that chaplain was. Doesn’t alter the siutation just completes the designation of chaplain.

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    • AlansTigg
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 3:15pm

      and you have to admit, a Wiccan Chaplain named Witch is pretty darn funny and hard to ignore

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    • skitrees
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 6:52pm

      @ALAN

      Yep – a Wiccan named Witch IS funny!

      Appreciate your response. To the point: it is important to the story that we know the perpetrator was serving in a trusted role of authority (chaplain in this case) . I’m still not convinced defining “which” religion is necessary…unless there is a trend pointing this is a common problem with a specific religion, and then it needs stated. To me, it seems like sensationalism – that’s all. Perhaps I keyed off on the wrong story, but since someone else had voiced their frustration with a trend at theblaze…I jumped in – having seen the same trend overall.

      Cheers.

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    • UrbanCombatSurvivor
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:50pm

      I think it’s very important in multiple aspects:
      1) She gained private access because of her position.
      2) She used the power of that position to abuse someone.
      3) She used the position to get her drugs into the prison.
      4) She used that position to claim she doesn’t have to answer question.
      So, IMO, the fact that she’s a witch is what got her the job, allowed her to abuse the position in many ways, and is continuing to be used to protect her from her criminal acts.
      How is that not relevant?

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    • ZengaPA65
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:13pm

      Look on the bright side, it wasn’t a story about how every Muslim on the planet is out to get you and are crawling through every keyhole in America strapped with WMDs to subvert the youth arm in arm with Liberal Homos led by Obamachrist the 13 Mahdi.

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    • skitrees
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 2:10am

      @Urban: I’m not sure I follow you. I mentioned the position of power/authority thing being relevant…does the story change if she were Baptist? Catholic? Agnostic? Gay? Straight? Black? Purple? Blue? White? No – the position of power thing is the only relevant detail…which can be stated without saying she was wiccan. The headline could simply be “Prison Chaplain Allegedly Sexually Assaults & Drugs Inmate During Staged Hostage Situation” and it would contain everything it needed – by adding the word “Wiccan” or “Catholic” or “Baptist” or “whatever” at the beginning, it really just ads spin to appeal to one group or another – to sensationalize the story – especially when the religion in question wasn’t a basis for anything that happen (at least not as the story was provided).

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  • trench99
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:42am

    Wiccan is a religious practice, it is not a faith, but the core value in wiccan beliefs is “and do no harm” wiccans have deities much like Catholics have saints, that represent various attributes; strength, courage, wisdom, ect. There is no “pastor” in any wiccan ritual. Essentially wiccans believe in good & evil, and that free will to determine is your right, but if evil is chosen know that any ills you cause come back upon the one causing ill 3 fold ( 3 xs ). Also know that many Christian customs actually come from wiccan/pagan traditions including the calander. Faith is to believe without cause, practice is to be what you believe.

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    • lucktsm
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:50am

      @ trench99
      LOL Catholic saints are not deities. Saints are not worshiped, sometimes Catholics ask saints to intercede to Jesus on their behalf. I find comparing Wicca to Catholicism ridiculous and ignorant.

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    • deeberj
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:10am

      “There is no “pastor” in any wiccan ritual.”

      Then how did she become a chaplain?

      I’m happy my son had a chaplain in prison who believed in God.

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    • Taxpayer550
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 1:36pm

      That’s a very knowledgeable assessment of Wicca. You must be proud of what you know. Unfortunately, all of your knowledge and efforts won’t help you after you leave this world. So sad…the price one pays for refusing perfect love.

      John 14:6
      “Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.”

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    • Greenwood
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:24pm

      @LUCKTSM………..For there is one God and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus. 1 Timothy 2:5
      So you are not to pray to saints, Mary or anyone who has died.

      Deuteronomy 18: 9-12 speaks of anyone who inquires of the dead.
      also Ecclesiastes 9: 5 States…………” For the living are conscious that they will die, but as for the dead they are conscious of nothing at all………………
      Psalms 146: 4 His spirit goes out he goes back to his ground
      In that day his thoughts do perish.

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    • Greenwood
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:34pm

      Also TRENCH99…………is correct many of the traditions and teachings of the Catholic church come from pagan origins not the Bible. The trinity, infant baptism. Easter, and even Christmas traditions just to name a few of the many.

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  • hightide
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:36am

    We have a devil worshiping chaplain in the prison system? No wonder our country is going to h**l.. Teach them about the Love of God, not the hate of satan and maybe they can be reformed.

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    • Ohio Girl
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:53am

      Wiccan does not worship the devil. There is no devil just negative energy. Devil worshiping with for other religions.

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    • This_Individual
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:11am

      “Hate of Satan”? The only hate I ever read here are posts from so-called Christians and apparent atheists. Anyone from another faith or belief system who post here are immediately attacked. Use a mirror.

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    • capecodsully
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:51am

      OHIOGIRL -

      “And He said to them ”I saw satan fall like lightening from heaven” Luke 10:18

      “…even satan disguises himself as an angel of light” 2 Cor 11:14

      Your first mistake is thinking satan does not exist, Jesus did not see negative energy fall from heaven nor was He tempted in the desert by negative energy.

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  • mjhoman
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:33am

    Why was her religious beliefs stated up front in the headlines? Is this another form of stereotyping? I am not here to defend a witch or Wiccan, I can say I believe all religions and spiritual groups to have nuts in them. Take the word Wiccan off the headlines and you simply have a criminal. It is not the Wiccan word that makes the story, and it should not be taken that way. If so, then are we to think all Catholic Priest molest little boys? All these headline approach does is fuel more hatred from the religious right that have been indoctrinated to believe all other religions, including their own religion but not of their own congregation is in league with the devil or on the wrong path This is like MSNBC when they put up front in a headline… Republican, Tea Party, or Conservatives, etc.

     
    • Locked
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 2:22pm

      ” It is not the Wiccan word that makes the story, and it should not be taken that way.”

      This statement completely contradicts the sentence made in the sentence right before it. Take away the Wiccan label and nobody cares. Leave it in, and you’ll have people up in arms condemning Wiccans, and in some cases, calling for their deaths.

      Biased reporting aimed at stoking moral outrage sells better than calm discourse and balanced analysis.

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  • Ohio Girl
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:28am

    I can tell you her actions were not the true Wiccan Way. First rule in Wicca Rede is “An it harm none, do as ye will”. She does not represent the majority of the religon. Just like any other religon you will have the crazys.

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  • Ace_lucas
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:23am

    Sad how those that claim to be the most “Religious” are usually the 1st and loudest to judge others! Most Wiccans that I know of are extremely nice and forgiving people that simply believe in “Mother Earth”. I am not of that belief, but I am tolerant of their beliefs, and I am not arrogant enough to condemn others simply because they differ in their ideas. This women may be guilty, and most likely is…But for you to belittle her religious beliefs is terrible.

    Hypocrisy doesnt exist place in God’s House!

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    • momprayn
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:50am

      No, hypocrisy has no place – but stating, warning and pointing out the diffeences between what the Bible says and other beliefs which aren’t is not “judging”. I’ve noticed this as a huge detrimental and false teaching that too many Christians believe. It‘s another of satan’s strategies – to keep us quiet. Jesus speaks of first taking care of your own life to get “right” with God before you “judge”, rebuke other Christians – which we are to do. He just warns about judging what‘s in people’s hearts as we don’t know but we certainly can and have to note their lifestyle/actions and know (“judge” if you will) that they are evil when it comes to the will of God/Bible. We have to, in order for us to now not to do them.
      When it comes to nonbelievers, when we have the opportunity (as on these message boards), we are to respectfully point these things out b/c many are ignorant of the Scriptures. In fact, we will be judged negatively if we don’t take these opportunities to fulfill the command to go and preach the gospel to all. People can choose to reject or not read – whatever. This is not “hypocrisy” & I fail to see how you come to that conclusion. However, I do see many that are disrespectful. Please re-read the New Testament.

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    • deeberj
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:17am

      “I am not arrogant enough to condemn others simply because they differ in their ideas”

      As Christians we do not condemn others. We can, however, point out if someone is doing something that is against the teachings of the bible, which we believe to be God’s truth.

      So saying a Wiccan is a witch and is deceived and is NOT following God is not wrong. We can find scripture to support it. And even the Wiccan will say she’s not following God.

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    • This_Individual
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 12:28pm

      Beware, Christian Socialists lurk in the hallowed halls of The Blaze. True Christians present “the word” in peace, and do not condemn others for their beleifs. Being a non-Christian who appreciates this practice, enjoys the peace and friendship that this presents.

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    • NC1
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 2:15pm

      The devil can be nice too. That’s how he ropes them in.

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    • Greenwood
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:07pm

      1 John 5: 19…………..the whole world is lying in the power of the wicked one.

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  • diablosho
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:21am

    We seem to be overlooking one important fact. He was assaulted by 3 men in his cell (I think we ALL know what “assaulted” means in this context), and yet he was still in the same prison. He was a captive, continual rape victim. It is unfortunate, but it seems that this was his only hope of escaping what may be a cause for suicide in his future. I really feel sorry for him. He committed a crime, sure, and prison is where he belongs. But no one deserves to be a captive sex slave just because they made a horrible decision. He’s paying the price, but he is being tortured, so I do not blame either of them for doing this. She was trying to help him get out of an impossible situation. If it were your son in prison getting raped, would you blame either of them for this scheme?

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    • BernieKittyCat
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 1:23pm

      It’s no secret that men rape each other in prison (women too). Is that lousy for the victim? Yup. Should have lived their life on the sraight and narrow. It’s a BIG deterrent to me not to commit a crime. Can’t do the “time”, don’t do the crime.

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  • SpankDaMonkey
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:15am

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    Hope the poor guy is gonna be alright……….

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    • Ookspay
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:03am

      Oh He’ll be fine. She used Ambian to put him to sleep and Viagra to keep him Up…

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  • LoveAndBlessings
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:14am

    It’s sad that, once again, faith was pointed out because it was something other than Christianity. We never hear “Christian” being input into stories, only when it’s something different. As a Christian, I find this unfair and offensive. Further, anyone who has studied the religions of the world know the difference between Wicca and Satanism. It’s like apples and oranges. It was my upbringing that Christians are not to pass judgment, but this thread is full of them.

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    • Stu D. Baker-Hawk
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:20am

      You are what you are, Loveandblessings. Deny Christ at your own peril.

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    • capecodsully
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:41am

      “I will put an end to all witchcraft and there will be no more fortune tellers” Micah 5:12

      “Manasseh also scarificed his own sons in the fire,…He prcticed sorcery, divination, and witchcraft and he consulted with mediums, and psychics. He did much that was evil in the Lord’s sight.” 2 Chron 33:6

      You can study all the false religions that you like, but as a Christian you should know what the God of Israel has to say about witchcraft. You are called to know right from wrong. You are to use “judgement”.

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    • deeberj
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:13am

      Oh, please. Just go to the typical media and any story where someone does something against the law, or comes out of the closet, or molests a child and they happen to be Christian. You will definately see it in the story.

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    • Skipperron
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 12:37pm

      Wow, look around you and stop and think if we as Christians are not put down or our faith mentioned.

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    • LoveAndBlessings
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 1:54pm

      This is precisely why Christians have a holier-than-thou name for themselves. Everyone is entitled to belive what they will. There is NO ONE who knows with 100% certainty that what any religious texts state is true. You go on faith alone. When you spew hatred in the name of your religion, what does that say? The comments on here are no better than what extreme Islamists shout. Believe what you will, it’s your belief. WWJD clearly goes above the ‘Christian’s’ heads on this site.

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    • capecodsully
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 2:36pm

      LOVEANDBLESSINGS – The word of God is not hatred or bigotry. The fact that you are willing to deny what God says about witchcraft does not make you a loving person, it just makes you someone who is willing to compromise so as to not hurt anyone’s feelings. Sitting back and saying all faiths are the same is a cop out. If you are a Christian, speak the truth and be willing to take the heat for it.
      Have you ever read where Jesus said “You will be hated because of me”. Why do you suppose that is? You can call me a bigot and intolerant all day long but it is more loving to tell the truth to someone than lie to them. Telling someone the truth is not condemning them or hating them. Many churches in America don’t teach the Bible anymore because they are afraid of hurting peoples feelings. It is going to become a much more common practice. We do not go by “faith alone” or WWJD slogans, we walk by the Word of God, the Bible. Take it or leave it God gave you free will.

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    • LoveAndBlessings
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 3:01pm

      I love Jesus with all of my heart, but it is men over the centuries twisting the good word to their own fittings that saddens me. And hateful factions of the Christian faith, which is quite evident by the comments in this story and other on this site, doesn’t do anyone any good. You win more flies with honey. If you feel it is your duty to share the word, ramming it down people’s throats is not the way. I’m not afraid to speak my mind or what I believe, because I can do so respectfully. I believe what I believe and am not ashamed. And I am able to have civilized conversations with people of varying beliefs because of it.

      http://www.religioustolerance.org/wic_bibl4.htm

      Enjoy…

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    • capecodsully
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 3:14pm

      LOVEANDBLESSINGS – That’s a good website for those wishing to be primed for the one world religion. Sometimes tolerance is just another word for deny and compromise. You know you are in the wrong place when you read “We would recommend that readers of the Bible cross out…”. On some level you must know that is not right.

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    • LoveAndBlessings
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 3:34pm

      CAPCOD – What I know is that we are here to love one other, to do unto others, to respect each other. What I know is that The Bible has been translated for hundreds of years to fit those in power and their agendas. The Bible is full of contradictions. It’s right there, in black in white. I’m not afraid of a New World Order. I’m not paranoid about what others are trying to do. Because my faith is solid, and my soul is not in harm’s way. I’m not saying to cross out words in The Bible. The point of the link, coming from me, is to show translations and how things can be twisted to have different meanings. Have you ever read The Gospel of Thomas? If you haven’t, I recommend it. Jesus’ words without the distortion.

      I’m not angry towards anyone on here, but deeply saddened by so many of the hateful posts. Not yours, as you’ve been respectful. But several others are just, well, so very wrong. No, I’m not some free loving hippie, and I’m not a liberal. That in itself is hysterical if you knew me. However, when I read stories, such as innocent children in Africa being mutilated for being ‘witches’ when they don’t know what that is by Pentacostal priests, the intollerance by so many on our side, yes my side, too, is deeply disturbing.

      I appreciate the conversation, it’s always a good thing when communication is civil. Enjoy the rest of your day.

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  • capecodsully
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:14am

    Let’s face it, wiccan and Chaplain don’t go together. Political correctness will get you in trouble every time. She is not a Chaplain, she is a witch, a high priestess of an occult religion. Invite satan in your institution and this is what you get, I’m surprised the guy still has all his body parts.

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  • billwhit1357
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:09am

    Lol, a looney tune belief, for sure! I worked years as a correctional officer and I really don’t think any prisoner would report being raped by a woman, but then I saw her. Yep, I don’t blame the guy for reporting her. No normal man would risk more years in prison for sex with that! Course, different strokes for different folks!

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    • SlimnRanger
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:17am

      Just when i think i have heard it all then a story like this pops up,not sure if i want to laugh or shake my head in disgust.

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  • Anonymous T. Irrelevant
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:55am

    Does she think she is a psychologist? Dispensing drugs without a license will get you arrested most every time. Don’t forget to take the broom away, wouldn’t want any escapes.

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    • rangerp
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:04am

      allowing satanic prison chaplain……… brilliant. What did they think was going to happen?

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    • rangerp
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:07am

      Exodus 22:18
      Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live.

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    • Locked
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:11am

      “Does she think she is a psychologist? Dispensing drugs without a license will get you arrested most every time.”

      Did you mean a psychiatrist? Psychologists are not medical doctors and cannot prescribe medication; those would be psychiatrists.

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    • biohazard23
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:15am

      Sir Bedevere: What makes you think she’s a witch?
      Peasant: Well, she turned me into a newt!
      Sir Bedevere: A newt?
      Peasant: ….I got better.

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  • biohazard23
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:47am

    She’ll be the new “spiritual adviser” to the WH by the end of the week…….

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    • pamela kay
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:05am

      Lol…………………that was a good one.

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    • Hickory
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:09am

      Nah, Pelosi has already offered her a job. They will ride brooms in formation.

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  • Ballgame
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:43am

    The words Wiccan followed by Pastor should never be written or spoken. Blasphemy.

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  • IvanK
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:41am

    Wicca? What else would you expect from a satanic cult?

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    • beggindog
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 2:20pm

      Ah, never underestimate the ignorance of your fellow man

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  • Biscuit Feed Bubba
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:41am

    This is funny, wiccan accused of wickedness.

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  • Gonzo
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:41am

    Must be a slow news day.

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  • Snowleopard {gallery of cat folks}
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:40am

    No shock there.
    http://artinphoenix.com/gallery/grimm (cat folk gallery, new art added)

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  • gmoneytx
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:39am

    Wicca is no where near a faith, it’s more like islam, it’s the structure and the life style.

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    • Welcome Black Carter
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:46am

      Wiccans enjoy the same benefits as muslims in the end, full time hot and a cot…

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    • Locked
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:30am

      How do you define a faith? I‘d say it’s at least more “faith” based than, say, Buddhism or Taoism, both of which I’ve seen described more as lifestyles than a religious framework. Wiccans have actual rituals and presumably religious ceremonies.

      Modern “Wiccans” are mostly based off concepts created almost entirely from scratch in the past two centuries, although they’ll claim to be based off millennia-old lost religions. Kinda like Mormons, actually.

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    • nathancrisp
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 5:01pm

      Actually not. Wicca has no structure at all. We have a few principles but no commandments and certainly no command to wage Jihad against anyone.

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