Occult wannabes trying to “hex” January 6 defendants – report

Alicia Powe, reporter for The Gateway Pundit, shared an astonishing finding on the sidewalks of the Washington, D.C. federal Courthouse. Several street artists are scrawling occult and/or profane messages and images on the sidewalks. The apparent object of this exercise is to cast spells on January 6 defendants.

Location of the occult displays

Ms. Powe shared four photographs of this occult street art to X this morning at 5:33 a.m. EDT. Unfortunately, someone deleted the post from X about three hours later.

This “art” includes at least one pentagram, chalked in red, with the name Rebecca and the number 666 scrawled over it in yellow chalk. 666 is a transliteration of the Greek letters χξς (chi, xi, final sigma), from Revelation 13:18. Those letters could stand either for the number 666, or as initials for Christos, xulon, stavros – Christ, wood, cross. The latter meaning would definitely indicate one pretending to be Jesus Christ, which several New Testament writers predicted. In any case, the occult community has adopted 666 either as a talisman or simply to mock Christians.

Other images appear to be of names and addresses of some defendants, and the message PRISON BOYS. In addition, one or two artists have executed elaborate images of two unidentified men, one of whom appears shirtless and apparently emaciated.

These images appear on the sidewalks in front of the E. Barrett Prettyman Federal Courthouse, which houses these three courts:

• District Court for the District of Coumbia,
• Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, and
• Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.

Mr. Zachary Jordan Alam comes to trial today at 9:00 a.m. EDT in that courthouse. His attorneys hope to question Capitol Police Officer Michael Byrd on cross-examination or as a hostile witness. Byrd gets credit (or blame) for killing Ashli Babbitt, the one casualty from a shot fired in anger on January 6, 2021.

Calling all artists

Ms. Powe observes that the occult and arguably obscene street art has been on the sidewalks for the past seven days. No one has issued any orders to clean it up. So Ms. Powe calls upon sympathetic street artists to chalk countervailing messages on other parts of the sidewalks. “Let’s show them how God shows up,” she writes.

About the image

Wikimedia Commons user “AgnosticPreachersKid” took the featured image, which is a photograph of the courthouse. He has licensed it under the Creative Commons Attribution/Share-alike 3.0 Unported License.