"The Witches: Salem 1692," Pulitzer Prize winning author reveals what's real

Salem, Massachusetts is a town forever linked to a series of events that continues to fascinate the nation some 320 years later. Movies, plays, novels, and TV shows have drawn inspiration from the Salem Witch Trials including Arthur Miller’s 1953 classic, “The Crucible.” Now, a new book is out. “The Witches: Salem 1692,” helps separate fact from fiction. Pulitzer prize winner, Stacy Schiff joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss it.

[@kat8838]

They're real and your best off not letting them make eye contact or getting close enough for them to learn your past or fears because that's what they need to use against you. You don't let on like you know and don't show fear or they'll suspect you. Just be extra nice to them as you would a lost cat or stray dog.

[@dean4402]

Im a witch and i don’t do the things you are saying most witches do. Educate yourself learn what a witch is and stop spreading lies and conspiracy with no fundamental basis for your allegations.

[@bretcantwell4921]

Oh please.

[@Quincythaking]

Are witches real or not bruh

[@abuzaffarm]

They r real, and existing in the mix of us!!-----(Whisperings......)

[@s_shaleh]

Yeah.. they are at Miss Robichaux's Academy in New Orleans.

[@dejan7208]

They are real but they are normal humans like us only thing difrent is that they practise magic. And i know this because i had a lot of encounters with black magic.

[@babeena_gt_3645]

Real, just not dark and evil like the movies and folklore tries to say

[@babeena_gt_3645]

@@dejan7208 black magic is NOT the works of a witch, satanists practice black magic not witches

[@memethingz6004]

Don’t forget witchcraft comes from WOC