In the early days of 1692, a wave of hysteria swept through the peaceful village of Salem in Northern Massachusetts. It all began when a group of women started exhibiting strange and peculiar behavior. The close-knit community was completely baffled by the convulsive fits, blasphemous screams, and trance-like states that plagued these women. The local doctors were utterly clueless and couldn't find any logical explanation for such disturbing conduct. The local clergy, on the other hand, attributed it to witchcraft. However, on a chilly morning in February, the year being 1692, Salem witnessed a horrific act driven by fear, prejudice, hatred, and sheer ignorance. Countless innocent men and women fell victim to the Salem Witch Trials, facing a fate as cruel as being burned alive. These innocent victims were denied justice, their voices silenced forever. As for the guilty, well, their tale is a different one altogether...