The graves of a civil guard and a national policeman desecrated in a voodoo ritual

Greetings, dear friend. I’m Amira Asmodea, and today I want to share a story that touches on the uneasy crossroads where grief, violence, and the unseen realms meet. In the quiet Valencian town of Moncada, two graves have been disturbed under mysterious and unsettling circumstances — a civil guard and a national policeman's resting places have been desecrated, and the traces left behind speak to a ritual steeped in dark symbolism, possibly voodoo in nature.

Let’s begin with the facts: in the midst of the global coronavirus alarm, two tombs were attacked at the Moncada cemetery. The victims were not random — the first, Agustín Gómez Pérez, a corporal of the Civil Guard, murdered in 1986 during a robbery; the second, Jhon Visied, a national policeman who died a few months later in a terrorist attack. These were men who met violent ends, their graves marked by sorrow and memory.

Investigators discovered signs that point strongly towards a voodoo ritual. Decapitated and bloodied hens were found inside the coffins — a grim yet powerful symbol. Blood and sacrifice hold deep meaning in many folk magic traditions; they are often seen as ways to invoke spirits or bind energies. In one of the niches, a satanic symbol was also drawn, adding layers of mystery and darkness to the scene.

At the moment, there are no detainees although it is believed that the action has been carried out by several people.

Such actions raise immediate questions: why desecrate graves, especially those of those who served and protected? In my experience and from many practitioners’ wisdom, graves are delicate spaces — portals where the spirit world brushes closest to ours. To disturb a grave is to reach into the balance between this world and the next, often seeking to manipulate or summon forces beyond the usual.

Choosing graves of violently deceased victims is not unusual in certain dark ritual practices. These places are thought to be charged with intense energies — pain, anger, injustice — that can be harnessed or transformed through ritual. In this case, the choice also carries a political or symbolic weight, as the victims were agents of law enforcement, and the desecration occurred amidst a societal crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Civil Guard has taken over the investigation, which remains open and without identified suspects. The sheer effort required to move heavy tombstones and carry out this ritual during lockdown measures underscores the determination behind it. It was planned, deliberate.

These graves are believed to have been chosen as the victims died violently.

Historically and traditionally, black magic and voodoo practices have occasionally appeared in cases where people seek control or protection during moments of fear and uncertainty — just as now, during the global health crisis. Many whisper that in desperate times, folks turn to magic for strength or revenge — but the energies they call forth can be unpredictable, tangled, sometimes bringing hurt to stranger places.

So what can we learn from this unsettling episode? First, that the spiritual realm is never far from human affairs, especially our pain and anger. We carry our histories—our wounds—into the spirits’ domain, sometimes with shadowed intent. Secondly, the importance of approaching such mysteries with respect, understanding, and care. Rituals involving graves and blood are not to be taken lightly.

For those of us practicing kindness, protection, and healing in the craft, this story is a reminder of the responsibilities we bear as workers of magic. It is always best to walk with open eyes and a gentle heart, to honor both the living and the departed in all our workings.

If you feel drawn to explore protective magics or ways to cleanse spaces in uncertain times, know that simple rituals with herbs, candles, and mindful intention can offer both grounding and shield — humble tools to navigate the shadows without opening doors we might regret.

Thank you for journeying with me into this somber corner of occult practice and real-life happenings. May your path be clear, your spirit steady, and your magic rooted in light and care. Keep exploring, questioning, and weaving your own powerful stories in this vast tapestry of the unseen.