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Housemaids cast 55 sorcery spells
By Hasan Al-Ghamdi
Published in The Saudi Gazette on 30 - 01 - 2009

Two Indonesian housemaids, identified as Suma Rini and Warnah Madthaying, cast a total of 55 spells on three families in Al-Quwai'iah. As a result of their sorcery, a boy was hospitalized for more than two months, a girl and some members of her family slipped into a coma and others were afflicted with different kinds of illnesses and pain.
According to Saudi national, S.Dh., the family's tragedy began with the illness of one of their sons who was hospitalized in King Fahd Medical City Hospital for two months. When the housemaid, Suma Rini, visited the boy in the hospital, she told his mother that the boy was not in need of doctors or a hospital because he had a Satan in him, and that the boy's eyes were a clear indication of this.
The housemaid's words caused the mother to become suspicious, and she continued to press the housemaid for the reasons behind what she had said. The housemaid said that when she was in Indonesia, she used to read a book on sorcery, magic and conjuring the jinn. This created doubts which increased when one of the family's relatives visited the boy in order to recite verses of the Holy Qur'an.
When the recitation began, the housemaid ran away saying that everything had become dark, which only increased the family's suspicions. This led the family to conclude that all that was happening was in some way because of the housemaid.
As a result, the family decided to begin discussing the matter with the housemaid in a way which would not arouse her suspicions in order to discover what secrets she was hiding.
The housemaid was reassured that no harm would come to her, and she was also tempted with a fake check for a large amount of money and with air tickets.
At that point, she admitted that she had cast spells on the whole family, each member with a special charm according to what she wanted from him or her. She also said that she was able to cast spells but did not know how to undo them. The family agreed to give her even larger amounts of money provided she showed them where she had placed the magic charms so that they could find another person who was able to undo them.
The family informed the security authorities in Al-Quwai'iah and two staff members of the Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice came to the family's house. The housemaid then showed them 15 places in the house where she had put charms, which the Commission staff removed and undid. In her charms and spells, the housemaid had used pins, nails, broken glass, clothes hangers and symbols that no one could understand. The Saudi national, S.Dh., said Suma Rini was then taken to the police station and her confessions were attested at Al-Quwai'iah Court in the presence of translators.
On asking Suma Rini about another housemaid named Warnah Madthaying working in the home of S.Dh.'s sister, she indicated that Madthaying was also involved in sorcery. The same method was used to lure Madthaying until she finally admitted casting spells in the sister's and brother's home. She showed the Commission staffers 40 different locations where she had hidden these spells and they were removed and undone.


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