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A talking board. That's what the spiritualist called them. It was just a piece of wood with

letters and numbers painted or printed on it.

The user placed his or her fingers on a sliding pointer called a planchette and then waited for the dead to speak.

The Arizona Supreme Court will rule on some of the strangest questions ever put to any high tribunal.

Can a Ouija board think and act for itself, or may it be influenced by human hands?

A man was dead, his wife was on trial, and his teenage daughter was in custody.

Was it a diabolical plot hatched by an unhappy wife and carried out by an unwitting child?

Or

was it all just a terrible accident?

Weeel.

It's just a name, isn't it?

Isn't it? Isn't it?

Isn't it?

Isn't it?

And they got a small beam of light against the mirror.

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