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In Bolivia, witches market are traditional. And so, witches are used to sell amulets, spells and incantations at this very special market, in El Alto, above La Paz. You will find here dried llama fetus and all types of amulets and spells. Witches are ofering customers hopes and protection.

They are used to be called "witch doctors" and are presenting their medecine and occult technics into open stalls or little shops for the richest ones. They promise luck at work or in love, or to call up spirits and banish curses. They propose herbs trade too, selling particular blendings that relieve all sorts of pains. They make incantations sucking coca leaves and making gestures onto a crucifix placed on the center of their small stalls.

Herbs and amulets are hang into little shops next to Jesus and Morales's pictures and crucifix. Witches question omen for people who want spirits for protecting them, specially for minors who are risking everyday their life inside the mines.

Wandering through this market, you are hearing old and captivating threnodies coming from the ages from every corner of this irreal and so strange place. Passing through, you see malicious and piercing eyes shining in the darkness of the stalls which are waiting for you...

Generally local customers feel happy when returning home because witches told them that they will held fortunes for long years... That gives courage to them.

This tradition of witches markets comes from the ages and go on existing despite technics and sceptics.

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NEW ORLEANS - Louisiana the city of supernatural and vodoo legends. The city where all things are possible makes real another impossible story....

In November 1979, a bound corpse was found. Police investigated, but the case went cold. No one knew who the young victim was. No one claimed it. The little corpse was buried in Pine Hill Cemetery.

The years passed and the case was largely forgotten by all but not by Dennis Stewart who was 9 at the time and could never forget.

Two similar crimes occured in Louisina, then suddently stopped and no one was arrested. The crime seems to stay cold for ever.

In 1995, Dennis Stewart became a State Police detective and renewed his interest in the unidentified body, putting hours into trying to solve this cold case. Stewart observed on the photos stocked at the police archives that the manner in which the boy was tied and the ropes used were designed to kill him.

The remains of the nameless victim were exhumed and Dennis Steward required for a DNA and fingertips identification.

At least, Dennis Stewart found the name of the unnamed young victim: Daniel Wayne Dewey, 17 years old. Unfortunately, till now, the killer has not been identified.

The Wayne's family organized the funerals on June 23.

"It was how I was talking with him during many years" said detective Stewart.

Finally the little unnamed victim returned to home thanks to a man who has been haunted since his childhood by supernatural.

At terrificator's, we are convinced that supernatural drives our dailylife and every time, event like this proves it