Charlie, Erika Kirk 'Rattled', Prayed With Priest Day Before Killing
Summary
An article on Jezebel claimed to cast a "hex" on commentator Charlie Kirk using online witches. This led Kirk and his wife to ask a friend who may have been a priest to pray with them. The article was later removed after Kirk's death, with Jezebel stating it was meant as humor and affirming no intent to cause harm.Key Facts
- Jezebel published an article about casting a "hex" on Charlie Kirk before his death.
- The article described hiring witches on Etsy to bring bad luck to Kirk.
- The Kirks were upset by this article and asked a friend to pray with them.
- Journalist Megyn Kelly discussed the issue on her podcast, emphasizing its impact on the Kirks.
- After Kirk's death, Jezebel removed the article, citing safety concerns and reiterating its satirical nature.
- Jezebel stated their intent was not to promote harm or violence.
- The article included whimsical intentions, like causing minor inconveniences for Kirk.
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