Mail witch in Huntington in Suffolk county, ny (Howard, Jefferson: dangerous, airplane)
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Yet Harry Potter was a wizard and Hermione Granger was a muggle witch. They attended the same classes and took the same exams at Hogwarts. Doesn't seem much difference between them.
Yet Harry Potter was a wizard and Hermione Granger was a muggle witch. They attended the same classes and took the same exams at Hogwarts. Doesn't seem much difference between them.
See what an important role CD plays? I confess to never reading the Harry Potter series but I did learn the difference between a Warlock and a Wizard today. See you can teach an old dog new tricks.
To answer your question in that other thread, the suspected witch lived in Huntington but later moved. The house was very peculiar now that I think about it. I remember a black light in one of the rooms.
Phalen is well known to those of us who regularly use spells in Suffolk County. He is a powerful warlock and most effective. He is not well known in the mainstream though.
Is OP referring to Frank Petrone, the Huntington Town Supervisor and resident male/mail/meal witch (er, warlock)? The guy will cast a spell on your mailbox, delivering all manner of scary prop tax bills, and cursing the roads so that they are pock marked, cratered and disintegrated.
His coven includes a group known as the 'town council.' I'll let you research further as it gets scarier and scarier the further you look. You never know....
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