Connecticut Republican Asks for 'Evidence' that Executed Colonists Weren't Witches

A Republican state lawmaker in Connecticut asked for "evidence" that 11 colonists executed in the 1600s for witchcraft were not, in fact, witches. Doug Dubitsky's doubting Thomas moment came during debate about exonerating the victims.

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