The Salem Messenger
Salem, Massachusetts 1692
The First Witch is Found
Sickly Betty
The Perfect Puritan is Actually a Witch!
Martha gave sarcastic responses during her interview for being a witch. This was a true sign that she was guilty of being a witch. She was immediately arrested and her time in court was different than most. Martha's accusers copied her every move. When she bit her lip, they bit theirs as well. She denied all charges, but was then sent to jail later that evening for being guilty of witch craft.
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