10. Could You Survive a Witch Trial?
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The court has declared you innocent. You're free to go. But there's just one problem. You still have to go home.
What happens when you return to the very people who accused you of being in league with the Devil? Can you ever clear your name? And what happens to your family when suspicion becomes something you can inherit?
In this episode of Witches: Truth, Trials and Terrors, Jon Briggs is joined by historians Robin Briggs, Dr Jan Machielsen and Professor Alison Rowlands to explore the lives of those who survived the witch trials.
But did survival mean freedom? Could an accusation become a weapon in the hands of the accused? And how did the terrifying figure of the village witch eventually find her way into children's bedtime stories?
Because a court could close a case. A village was under no such obligation.
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