They would be hanged but if they confessed they will be in jail for a period of time.
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Twenty people and two dogs.
Between June and September, in 1692, in Salem Mass, 19 people were hung on the charge of Witchcraft. They were accused of Witchcraft. They were not the ones that did the accusing. Giles Corey was pressed death by stones for not pleading guilty to the charge of Witchcraft. Other people died while imprisoned.
St. Joan of Arc was one.
The answer seems to be that those who pleaded innocent were acquitted. Per Answers.com, "Nearly two hundred people were accused of practicing witchcraft in Salem during the summer of 1692. Twenty accused witches were executed, fifteen women and five men." This despite the facts that the accused had no right to legal counsel, and were presumed guilty.
People found guilty of witchcraft, if executed, were most often hanged, by a very large margin.Very few, comparatively, were burnt at the stake, drowned or pressed to death.
They were released from jail. This was the case for Abigail and Deliverance Hobbs as well as Tituba.
Because he did not plead guilty to the crime of witchcraft.
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People who were convicted of witchcraft,in some cases, got off lightly and were fined and put in prison, meanwhile others were hung, burned alive, drowned, or crush by something big and heavy. It was horrible.