The last of the Salem witches is justified 329 years after the conviction
Elizabeth Johnson Jr., convicted of witchcraft in Salem in 1693, was officially rehabilitated by the Senate of Massachusetts. After this decision, all the accused of processes over the Salem withers became justified. In all previous decisions on the justification of the Salem witches, Elizabeth Johnson Jr. was not mentioned. In 1693, a number of trials occurred in Salem, during which more than thirty people, mainly women, were convicted of witchcraft.