Get ready for a cauldron of comedy in this episode of Belly Laughs from Fun Facts, where we stir up the strange, spooky, and sometimes downright silly side of the Salem witch trials. Sure, it was one of the darkest chapters in early American history, but did you know the whole thing kicked off because of some suspicious fits, a few overactive imaginations, and a whole lot of finger pointing? We’ll dig into bizarre "tests" used to spot a witch, like tossing someone into water to see if they floated—which is basically medieval science’s version of, “If it looks weird, throw it in the pool.”But fear not—this isn’t your average gloomy history lesson. We’re bringing the laughs as we uncover how gossip, paranoia, and a dash of theatrical flair led to neighbors accusing each other of witchcraft faster than you can say, “Double, double, toil and trouble.” From simply mumbling to the idea that eating cake could be evidence of sorcery (yes, really), this episode blends spine-tingling history with side-splitting humor. It’s proof that even the darkest times can give us some light-hearted lessons—and maybe a reminder not to accuse the gal next door just because his cat looks at you funny.

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