by CatLover on November 20th, 2009

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A woman is accused of a crime, shewas tried in an America court and found quilty. She has not comminted treason nor killed anyone yet her execution is swift with no appeal or public protest. What crime was she convicted of?

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by CatLover on November 20th, 2009
Found the answer. it was witch craft.
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by level headed on November 20th, 2009
I haven't heard of this. What was she convicted of?. I'm curious to hear the answer.
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- That is what I am needing to know! Trying to find out. Not sure if it is witch craft.
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  by CatLover on November 20th, 2009
- If it was witchcraft like during the inquisition, then I can understand. Even though some of those convicted were done so by prejudice rather than proof. Another example of the wrong people having that kind of power over others.
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