Backstab | Zak Mirzadeh theory 11 Generally credited to Walter Jeans

Generally credited to Walter Jeans it became a popular pocket trick in the 1930s

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Backstab | Zak Mirzadeh theory 11 Generally credited to Walter JeansRecommendation from Andreas: Zak Mirzadeh's Backstab has been on the market for a while now, but seems to be little known. And this despite the fact that none other than David Blaine demonstrated the effect on television. It's an incredible and very convincing version of card trumping. Your spectator chooses a card, which is shuffled back into the deck. The deck is placed on the table, and you take out a large knife. You use the knife to stab the