In September, the largest and last group of accused witches was hanged, including Ann Pudeator, Alice Parker, Margaret Scott and Wilmot Redd. The thirst for prosecutions then waned and the use of spectral evidence was eventually rejected. The trials ended in May 1693, when Gov. William Phips pardoned all remaining witch suspects. Over the centuries, the trials have become obscured by myth, the most enduring being that witchcraft was actually practiced by those accused. Modern witches say they hope to use the tragedy of the witch trials to educate people about their religion.
Witchcraft is a benign earth religion.
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