Voodoo | Werry

Hot, hotter, hottest! – A trick technique every occult con artist can only dream of! A powerful effect, seemingly performed without trickery!

A must-see for anyone who loves the supernatural!

In 1995, a supposedly real voodoo magician performed live in Schreinemakers. Days later, Stern TV explained the trick technique used, revealing the principle of the thumb typing to an audience of millions.
Mrs Schreinemakers then had the effect demonstrated again using a different method (with an assistant).
A supposedly genuine occult effect, a miserable performance, and a public betrayal of the trick – it's clear that Werry's anger boiled over.

The result was scathing criticism in the MW – and a brilliant Werry creation!

The effect:
They have a drawing pad and a felt-tip pen examined. A spectator writes their name across the front sheet in large letters. The sheet is torn off and split in two. One half (with half the name) is given to the spectator, who immediately crumples it up and holds it in their closed hand.

You draw or write something on your half and crumple it up as well.
A magical gesture – and the drawing or word has already appeared on the half of the paper held by the spectator – written in bold with a felt-tip pen.
True to the voodoo motto: What happens to this piece also happens to the other.

The features of the Werry method are:
1. No thumb typing.
2. No assistants.
3. The marked sheet will not be replaced.
4. The voodoo drawing appears in clearly visible felt-tip pen writing.

Better than on TV !!!