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Man Performs Satanic Ritual Outside Ex-Girlfriend’s Home

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In a disturbing event, a man in black attire performed a satanic ritual outside his former girlfriend’s residence. The ritual involved a pentagram drawn in red liquid, candles, and a severed cow’s head. Video footage captured the 34-year-old individual placing the cow’s head on the ground, painting a large pentagram in what seemed to be blood-red color, and throwing Tarot cards at the center of the symbol. He proceeded to light a candle and use red liquid to paint another symbol.

Reports indicate that the Tarot cards used in the ritual included symbols representing serious illness, death, and betrayal. The woman, known as Kristina in local media, resides with her mother and child at the property and had previously found mysterious symbols near her gate, prompting her to install security cameras.

The incident took place in Krasny Sulin, Rostov Oblast, near Ukraine, on November 1. Following a complaint from the woman about ongoing harassment, Rostov Police detained the man. Investigations revealed that the suspect had purchased the ritual items online and obtained the cow’s head from a meat market in Shakhty. He allegedly confessed to performing the ritual in an attempt to attract his ex-partner’s attention.

Authorities are actively investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. Similar incidents involving mysterious occurrences have been reported in Russia. In previous instances, cats were found impaled on poles in the New Forest, and a lamb was slaughtered with a Bible placed on it, leading to heightened vigilance in the area.

Local resident Patrick Langdown, 66, expressed concern about the bizarre incidents in the forest, mentioning past occurrences such as sheep killings and poisoning. Langdown highlighted the unsettling atmosphere in the area and expressed hope for a resolution to the disturbing events.

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