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Double, Double, Fraud and Trouble: The First Amendment Protects the Curse, But Not the Con
October 29, 2026By Jessica Banalewicz
What happens when a “spell” is fake, but the money is very real? In a courtroom, the answer may be more complicated than you would expect. Florida psychic Rose Marks built a business around curses, spiritual “cleansing,” and supernatural remedies. Among her clients was romance novelist Jude Deveraux, who testified that Marks convinced her she […]