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Connecticut pardons witchcraft charges give in 1600s after executions

Connecticut lawmakers pardoned the women and men who were accused, convicted and executed for witchcraft in the 1600s.

United statesState of connecticutMary sanfordHeinrich kramerFabrizio contiHelen bergerJane garibaySaud anwarJohn cabot universityBrandeis university women studies research centerJoint resolutionSenate thursdayState representative jane garibayConnecticut witch trial exoneration projectKimberly blackBrandeis university

Connecticut pardons witchcraft charges give in 1600s after executions

Connecticut lawmakers pardoned the women and men who were accused, convicted and executed for witchcraft in the 1600s.

United statesState of connecticutFabrizio contiMary sanfordHeinrich kramerSaud anwarHelen bergerJane garibayBrandeis university women studies research centerJohn cabot universityJoint resolutionSenate thursdayState representative jane garibayConnecticut witch trial exoneration projectKimberly blackBrandeis university

Connecticut pardons witchcraft charges give in 1600s after executions

Connecticut lawmakers pardoned the women and men who were accused, convicted and executed for witchcraft in the 1600s.

United statesState of connecticutJane garibayHelen bergerMary sanfordFabrizio contiHeinrich kramerSaud anwarBrandeis university women studies research centerJohn cabot universityJoint resolutionSenate thursdayState representative jane garibayConnecticut witch trial exoneration projectKimberly blackBrandeis university

Connecticut pardons witchcraft charges give in 1600s after executions

Connecticut lawmakers pardoned the women and men who were accused, convicted and executed for witchcraft in the 1600s.

United statesState of connecticutHeinrich kramerSaud anwarJane garibayMary sanfordFabrizio contiHelen bergerBrandeis university women studies research centerJohn cabot universityJoint resolutionSenate thursdayState representative jane garibayConnecticut witch trial exoneration projectKimberly blackBrandeis university

Connecticut pardons witchcraft charges give in 1600s after executions

Connecticut lawmakers pardoned the women and men who were accused, convicted and executed for witchcraft in the 1600s.

United statesState of connecticutHelen bergerSaud anwarJane garibayHeinrich kramerMary sanfordFabrizio contiJohn cabot universityBrandeis university women studies research centerJoint resolutionSenate thursdayState representative jane garibayConnecticut witch trial exoneration projectKimberly blackBrandeis university

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