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Elizabeth was set free and wasn't sent to jail, but she was still viewed guilty in the eye of the court, because of this she had no legal rights.

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Thomas Putnam was a member of the Putnam family and a resident of Salem Village and a significant accuser in the notorious 1692 Salem witch trials. His father, Lt. Thomas Putnam Sr., was one of Salem's wealthiest residents. He accused people of being a witch and when they died, he bought their land. Eventually, his profit increased.

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As a result, he fails to examine evidence critically or to act when he could to stop the hysteria. Even at the end, when it’s obvious that the society is disintegrating, he refuses to see the role that the witchcraft trials and hangings have played in it.

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Reverend John Hale's wife, who was not convicted of being a witch,, died in 1697. The same year she died, Reverend Hale wrote a book, "A Modest Enquiry Into the Nature of Witchcraft,"" on how he thought the Salem witch trials were wrong and that he regretted taking part in the trials.

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According to court records, Lewis accused a total of nine people of witchcraft and officially testified in 16 cases during the course of the Salem Witch Trials (she was also indirectly involved in other cases, like the trial of rebecca nurse. She was also accused herself. She supposedly runs away with Abigail.

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Betty falls into a strange phase after parris catches her and the other girls dancing in the forest with tituba.

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Not much is known about Tituba’s life except that she was born in an Arawak Village in South America where she was captured during her childhood and taken to Barbados as a slave. Parris purchased her in Barbados when she was a teenager and brought her to Boston in 1680. In November of 1689, Parris moved Tituba and his family to Salem after he became the new minister of Salem. She was the first in the village to be accused of witchcraft.

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who knows, she probably live long like all of her dead babies. they probably died because of good genetics or bad parenting. considering the only one that didn't die danced with naked people and believed half the town were witches. after Abby left everything still went on. not a lot was found, she survived the hunt.

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Samuel Parris’ life immediately after the Salem Witch Trials is a long, complicated mess of quarrels, lawsuits and counter lawsuits between him and his congregation in Salem.  Samuel Parris died in Sudbury on February 27, 1720.

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Francis Nurse died a widower 3 years after his wife was hung.

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After that date,
Abigail disappears from the court hearings, for unknown reasons. It is possible her uncle, Reverend Parris, sent her away to prevent her from further participating in the witch trials, just like he sent his daughter away, but there is no evidence of this.

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We all know the story about his life during the play. But you never heard about his curse!

It has long been rumored that Corey placed a curse on Salem and its sheriff during his torture by shouting “Damn you! I curse you and Salem!” at the sheriff before he died.

Four years after Corey’s death, Sheriff Corwin died suddenly of a heart attack at just 30 years old. Local legend suggests that Corey not only cursed Corwin but every Salem sheriff since 1692.

In the 1970s, after Salem Sheriff Robert E. Cahill was forced to retire early due to a stroke, heart attack and rare blood condition.

Cahill believes that when the sheriff’s office was moved from Salem to the new prison in Middleton in 1991, it broke the curse and spared the future sheriffs. Since the move, no sheriffs have been diagnosed with any heart conditions or blood ailments.

Locals also believe Corey’s ghost still haunts the area around the Howard Street Cemetery, as it is now known, and that his ghost is often seen before and after a terrible event happens in the town.

One such occasion happened shortly before the Great Salem Fire of 1914 when witnesses saw a ghostly figure of an old man floating through the cemetery. The fire actually started near Gallows Hill where Corey’s wife, Martha, and 18 other people were hanged for witchcraft before it spread and destroyed much of the town.

There is more but I've already posted a lot. And I'm lazy so... yeah.

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He died of old age after awhile

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My caricature was a quiet stable person lover of god and did as she saw fit ,proper she was accused buy people in the court because she was not involved and had no attention on her there for she was an easy target to blame.  Because if even the slightest thing went wrong or seemed different you would be targeted. Poor Rebecca nurse was accused of witchcraft in court and as a result of the messed up court system she was hung!

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After spending five months in chains  in the Salem jail, Gies Corey saw the futility of a trial.

The penalty for such a refusal was piene et forte (pressing to death).  On September 19, Corey was stripped naked, a board was placed upon his chest, and then heavy stones and rocks  were piled on the board while his neighbors watched.  The pressing lasted for two days until Corey finally died.  Three days after his death, his wife, Martha, was hanged.