There were over 160 people accused of being involved in witchcraft - 19 were hanged and 1 was pressed to death. Also, there were five accused that died in the Salem Village jail (there may be as many as 13 more people who died in the Salem but the sources don't match, so no one knows), and there was one man who was crushed to death by having large stones pressed on him.
19 people were hanged. One man was pressed to death when he refused to enter a plea do the court could try him.
Nineteen people were hanged. 5 of them were men. Giles Corey, a sixth, was pressed to death to force him to enter a plea in court so he could be tried.
The Salem witch trials is not a movie you idiot. They were a series of witchcraft trials that were caused by a witch hysteria in Essex County, Massachusetts, centering in Salem. Bridget Bishop owned an inn and was accused during the hysteria. She was the first to be tried and the first to be executed.
Rebbecca Nurse, Mary Easty and Sarah Cloyse. Rebbecca and Mary were executed.
NONE! No one was actually a witch in the Salem trials. However, 6 men were executed. And I have to make the point that in Puritan lore, a male witch is a wizard, not a warlock.
Torture was no utilized for getting confessions during the Salem Witch Trials.
Obviously, the Salem Witch Trials tried a very different crime. But, other than that, the Salem Trials were very much like a normal civil trial today.
The convicted were executed by hanging.
The Salem witch trials happened during the year 1692, the first to be executed was Bridget Bishop. In total 19 people were killed after being found guilty of witch craft, this is not counting the many people that they suspected died in jail.
She was hanged.
The Salem witch trials is not a movie you idiot. They were a series of witchcraft trials that were caused by a witch hysteria in Essex County, Massachusetts, centering in Salem. Bridget Bishop owned an inn and was accused during the hysteria. She was the first to be tried and the first to be executed.
You have made no sense. The Salem witch trials occurred in the colony of Massachusetts and was the latest in a string of witch hunts in Europe and America. It never spread to Europe or any other state.
Nineteen people were hanged during the Salem witch trials.
It depends on WHEN. During the trials, there were not. Just after the trials, everyone who wasn't executed was falsely accused. And today, everyone was innocent and case was a false accusation.
John Proctor was accused and hanged during the Salem Witch Trials.
Rebbecca Nurse, Mary Easty and Sarah Cloyse. Rebbecca and Mary were executed.
There were no actual, practicing witches invovled, accused or otherwise existing in Salem during the witch trials.
NONE! No one was actually a witch in the Salem trials. However, 6 men were executed. And I have to make the point that in Puritan lore, a male witch is a wizard, not a warlock.
Torture was no utilized for getting confessions during the Salem Witch Trials.