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You have been warned. Our story for today starts over 300 years ago in the town of Salem, Massachusetts.

In the summer of 1692, the townspeople of Salem all gathered around near the bottom of Gallows Hill.

And they grow increasingly excited when they see the authorities wheeling in a woman named Bridget Bishop.

She was considered rebellious in their town. She had been married multiple times,

dressed inappropriately, was known to frequent taverns,

but worst of all, according to the young girls in town,

Bridget's ghost had been visiting them at night and attacking them.

No one ever witnessed these attacks and Bridget adamantly denied them, but it didn't matter.

Over the past few months, which denied them, but it didn't matter.

Over the past few months, witchcraft had taken over the town of Salem, and the Puritan

Church was determined to rid their town of the devil. the only way to do that was to hang the accused

witches at the gallows. As Bridget Bishop walked up the ladder that was leaning up against the tree, tears streamed down her face.

All she could think about was that she was about to die for a crime she did not commit.

And the seconds before her hanging,

Bridget looks out at the crowd, scanning their faces.

Among them, she sees neighbors and old friends who are now angry and screaming for her to hang.

The people of Salem are excited to watch her die and the energy only grow stronger as the rope

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