Jordanian seeks gold and sacrifices son court ruling
The Karak Court of First Instance, in its appellate capacity, highlighted a case involving the search for gold by family members, and their use of individuals claiming to be sheikhs for treasure healing. They believed that offering a "sacrifice" involving the plaintiff's son and her husband was necessary to extract the treasures. The court confirmed that the evidence did not prove that the defendants engaged in summoning spirits or practiced any magic or witchcraft, nor was it established that they received money for such activities. The court concluded that the actions attributed to them did not constitute a criminal offense, and it rejected the appeal, upholding the previous ruling of the defendants' innocence.
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