Gen. George Patton's wife put Hawaiian curse on ex-mistress. She died within days.

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eddessaknight — Tue, 25 Apr 2017 23:56:59 GMT

I have great respect for ancient traditions. The positive power of prayer on one side of the coin is opposed by potential evil curses on the other Now Hawaiian Entomology question, for all Kahumas out there, could this aforementioned ancient curse have been the cause of the General's death also??? The post deleted the original vernacular Hawaiian : "I ka Great ilo kikoo aku e unuhi i kou nui, A i kou mau iwi popoÊ»ole ke ami hoi ma iki ami. " British... [ More ]

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sully16 — Tue, 25 Apr 2017 02:15:56 GMT

wow , she was unforgiving .

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eddessaknight — Mon, 24 Apr 2017 22:17:09 GMT

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Original Blog Entry: Gen. George Patton's wife put Hawaiian curse on ex-mistress. She died within days.

eddessaknight — Mon, 24 Apr 2017 22:10:10 GMT

Gen. George Patton s wife put a Hawaiian curse on his ex-mistress. She was dead within days.

Shortly after Beatrice Patton buried her husband, Gen. George S. Patton Jr., on Christmas Eve 1945, she summoned a woman named Jean Gordon to her hotel room in Boston. Gen. Patton, after a lifetime of military service, and grand achievements in World War II, had suffered a broken neck in a car accident in Germany on December 9, 1945. The Pattons had been married for 35 years, with minimal domestic turmoil, except for an apparent dalliance the general had with Gordon in 1936, according to Patton biographer, Carlo D Este. Gordon made a play for the general, D Este wrote, and after Patton and Gordon returned from an unchaperoned trip to another island, Beatrice realized that they were having an affair, he wrote. ...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/retropolis/wp/2017/04/24/gen-george-pattons-wife-put-a-hawaiian-curse-on-his-ex

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