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Senators in Connecticut voted to absolve 12 people who were convicted of witchcraft over 370 years ago. The Senate voted 33-1 in favor of absolving the men and women.
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The Senate voted 33-1 in favor of a resolution that officially proclaimed their innocence.
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With distant family members looking on, Connecticut senators voted Thursday to absolve the 12 women and men convicted of witchcraft -- 11 of whom were executed - more than 370 years ago and apologize for the "miscarriage of justice" that occurred over a dark 15-year-period of the state's colonial history.
Senators in Connecticut voted 33-1 in favour of a resolution that officially proclaims their innocence.