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When Salem’s Witch Trials Began to Collapse | Part 13

By autumn 1692, 19 people had been executed, while Giles Corey had died after refusing to enter a plea. As fear faded, doubts about the trials grew stronger, bringing Salem’s crisis closer to its end. 📜⚖️
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00:00Hussians reached 19. One man had been crushed. Many others waited in jail. Children cried
00:07for their parents. The jailers could barely keep up with the number of prisoners. But
00:13slowly, people in the colony began to see the truth. Something was terribly wrong. How
00:20could so many respected people suddenly be witches? Why did the accusations always come
00:26from the same group of girls? Why was there no real evidence? Doubts grew. To watch the
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