England's last condemned 'witch' may have escaped execution, claims professor
Alice Molland was sentenced at Exeter Castle, Devon, in 1685 for 'bewitching' three of her neighbours.
Alice Molland was sentenced at Exeter Castle, Devon, in 1685 for 'bewitching' three of her neighbours.
One of the largest mass hangings of 'witches' took place in Newcastle, but little is known about the trials and those accused.
The trials of the Pendle witches at Lancaster Castle in 1612 are among the most famous witch trials in English history. Now, their story is attracting tourists.