"My research into curses revealed that the only way to stop them is to kill the final living descendant and chop off their tongue! Which is exactly what I did to Agnes! Detective , you must understand. It was Agnes or I... I had no choice!"
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Note: Character's ancestor, Gregory Hardcastle, was an inquisitor during the witch trials who was cursed to die by the age of 65 by one of the witches he had sentenced to death. Since then, all his descendants had died by a tragic accident on their 65th birthday. Discovering through his research that the witch was Petunia Leek, Agnes' ancestor, Joseph killed Agnes in order to break Petunia's curse so he could live past 65. The team then handed him to the proper authorities.
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