Alice Kyteler: Ireland's First Condemned Witch
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In 1324, wealthy noblewoman Alice Kyteler was accused of witchcraft in Kilkenny, Ireland. Her crime? Being too successful, too independent, too rich. Four husbands died under mysterious circumstances, leaving her their fortunes. The Bishop accused her of sacrificing to demons and having carnal relations with an incubus. Alice escaped. Her maid was burned in her place.
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