
Tituba
The Intentional Witch of Salem
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Narrated by:
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Dave Tamanini
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By:
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Dave Tamanini
About this listen
A unique Salem 1692 witchcraft story.
An historically inspired story about the first woman accused of witchcraft in colonial Salem. Enslaved Tituba has been faithful to a promise to her mama.
When Tituba's only son dies trying to escape slavery, her life changes forever. The villagers see witches and demons sent by the Devil everywhere but they are wrong. It is Tituba conjuring spectral images that spark the infamous witch hunts of 1692. Tituba gloats in her power. But when hangings begin, her conscience arises. Can she confront her secret crime?
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