Claire Mitchell, Advocate and King's Counsel, and Zoe Venditozzi, Writer and campaigner, dive into the dark history of witch trials in Scotland, highlighting the tragic fate of over 4,000 accused individuals. They discuss the societal and legal conditions that fueled these hunts, including the role of James VI and the psychological dynamics at play. The horrific torture methods and coercive confessions reveal deep-rooted gender issues, while their advocacy work seeks justice and acknowledgment for the victims. Their conversation emphasizes the importance of remembering these injustices.
