Condemned by Poverty: The Trial of Sarah Good

This episode of 'Salem Witch Trials Daily' delves into the life and tragic fate of Sarah Good, one of the first accused witches in Salem Village. Hosts Josh Hutchinson and Sarah Jack explore Sarah Good's troubled life, including her early family tragedies, poverty, and the harsh Puritan mindset that branded her a witch. The episode details the accusations against her, the severe examination she faced, her husband's betrayal, and the devastating impact on her children, particularly her daughter Dorothy. Despite being condemned and executed, Sarah Good maintained her innocence to her final breath, delivering one of the most memorable lines in witch trial history.

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