The time approached when Sarah Neufeld was to be marched up the stairs of the gallows awaiting the moment her fate would be changed forever, ending her wicket ways, according to many who believed her to be guilty of witchcraft. The news of her guilt had spread swiftly, for the only ones who did not believe in her guilt was her own family. They would not buy into the hysteria that was launched by two local girls. The parents believed in their daughter's innocence and knew she could not have committed such an offence; especially a sin that would warrant the death of a young girl, whose only...