[From a news article regarding a fundy woman who stalked a couple because she believed the wife was a witch]

During sometimes bizarre testimony, Andreyko, who represented herself at trial, claimed she was a prophet called upon by the "Holy Spirit" to send religious-themed letters to the Lower Pottsgrove couple. In the letters and in court, Andreyko called the woman "a powerful witch" and "Jezebel" and said she was instructing the woman's husband that he was being "deceived" by a witch.

"A marriage to a witch is forbidden by God. If a witch used witchcraft to gain a husband her marriage and her children are not valid," Andreyko said during her closing statement to jurors, arguing that labeling her a stalker "blasphemes" the role the Holy Spirit gave her.

Andreyko, who claimed to be the daughter of a onetime pastor, described herself as someone who rescues Bibles, claiming to have 500 of them in her home. Andreyko also rambled for more than hour about the end of the world, Halloween, the right to bear arms and the Constitution.