The Witches’ Alphabet: Historical Occult Cipher Chart #1962306 (License: Personal Use)

The image shows a seven-row, eight-column grid where each Latin letter (A-Z) corresponds to a unique stylized symbol-some resembling runic or sigil-like forms-suggesting a substitution cipher used in occult or ritual contexts. Above the grid, faint typewritten text reads “WEST MEMPHIS POLICE” and “CONFIDENTIAL COPY TO PROSECUTOR,” indicating it was part of an official investigation, possibly related to alleged witchcraft or ritual activity in the 1970s. The handwritten nature and layout suggest field documentation rather than published material.

Typically used in articles or exhibits about historical occult symbolism, paranormal investigations, or true crime cases involving ritualistic elements; matches user intent seeking primary-source evidence of esoteric ciphers or law enforcement documentation of fringe practices.