and if she still feels uncomfortable about putting a hex on tRump perhaps she could share her secret with me so I could do it myself. Since she is still alive I figure I'd better ask her now and not later.

"candles, music, fire and notes"..........

"Quinn: I’m not going into total detail. There’s sort of a ritual. I light candles and music and fire and notes and that kind of thing. I just sort of made it up. This was what I had seen. Unfortunately, bad things happened to these three people over the period of five years...."
She also said she uses astrology as well.

"Sally Quinn says 3 people encountered disaster after she cast hexes" https://share.google/Vx3V5Xq1UrIzdM5cI

My mother discovered that one of my ancestors was the only person to be on trial as a witch in PA when she did our family tree. The Witch of Ridley Creek was her nickname.

Witch of Ridley Creek: Pennsylvania’s only witch trial years before Salem - WHYY .https://share.google/vBxAS3eviqp9p5FwG

"The "Witch of Ridley Creek was a likely misnomer for Margaret Matson, the "Witch of Ridley Creek," a woman tried for witchcraft in Pennsylvania in 1684. Matson was a Swedish and Finnish woman who used traditional herbal medicines, which likely contributed to accusations of witchcraft by her neighbors."
Witch of Ridley Creek: Pennsylvania’s only witch trial years before Salem - WHYY https://share.google/vBxAS3eviqp9p5FwG

The "Witch of Ridley Creek" was Margaret Mattson, a Swedish-Finnish settler in Pennsylvania who was accused of witchcraft in 1683. Eight years before the Salem Witch Trials, Mattson was put on trial by Governor William Penn, who presided over the proceedings himself. While she was found guilty of having the "common fame of a witch," the jury found her not guilty of the actual act of witchcraft, and she was released after paying a fine."

My family raised me in the same location of PA. Some of my ancestors are buried there.

I WISH I had and Sally Quinn's and my ancestor's skills and abilities. I am very intuitive and I have experiences some odd stuff but nothing like Sally Quinn did. She learned about these practices from her mother and grandmother, they all had "the gift".