Connecticut weighs exonerating accused witches who were executed in the 1600s: "This was wrong"
Many of the people executed as witches were poor, single mothers.
Source: cbsnews.com
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Connecticut considers pardons for first witches convicted in US
More than 375 years later, historians, descendants of the accused and of their accusers are calling for legislative action.
Source: wtol.com
Connecticut Finally Realizes Executing 'Witches' Over 375 Years Ago Was Wrong
The state is the latest to put forth legislation that would exonerate anyone who was once accused of witchcraft. Better late than never!
Source: jezebel.com
Connecticut considers pardons for first witches convicted in US
More than 375 years later, historians, descendants of the accused and of their accusers are calling for legislative action.
Source: 9news.com