Witch Claims Religious Right To Smoke Meth

ST. LOUIS –

A woman recently arrested in St. Louis on meth charges claims that it is her religious right as a practicing witch to cook and consume methamphetamine.

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According to court records, Sandra Adramelech and her longtime boyfriend, who legally changed his name to XXX, had their mobile home raided where police found an operational meth lab.

“Being a Black Witch is my faith,” Adramelech said in a court statement. “And just like the Native American people can eat peyote for their sacred rituals, I can cook and smoke crank. I use it when I’m casting spells on my enemies which requires a lot of energy. I also use it for marathon Ouija board sessions.”

Before arrest, Adramelech held out her arms, her body quaking, telling St. Louis police in a deep voice to leave her home or she would cast a spell that would cause their testicles to fall off.

Police quickly subdued Adramelech and XXX and booked them into St. Louis County jail.


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