Tabitha Tabella

Tabitha Tabella, also known by the nickname La Bella, was an American witch and criminal who operated in the 1920s.

Biography
In 1926, Tabitha was wanted by the government which stated that she was wanted for money laundering, defenestration, and murder. The government warned that she was extremely dangerous, despite the fact that they did not know of her status as a witch.

Powers
Witchcraft: Although the specifics of her skill in practicing witchcraft are unknown, it is known that she had enough skill to successfully launder money and murder others but not enough to remain undetected while doing so, although she may not have even attempted to conceal her actions.

Force Blasts: Tabitha possessed the gift to release blasts of force from the palm of her hands when they were placed in front of her in a particular manner. She used this ability to defenestrate many people, often resulting in the deaths of those she did this to.

Etymology
Tabitha is a Biblical name meaning "gazelle" in Aramaic. In the New Testament, Tabitha was a woman restored to life by Saint Peter.

Tabella is Italian for "table" or "board". Similarly, in Latin the word means "small board, table, tablet" or "letter, contract".