Claudia Gaillard, also known as 'The Werewolf of Burgundy,' was one of those unfortunate souls who were brutally killed for no sin or misdeed of her own. Henry Boquet, the witch hunter, produced her before the court for trial on the allegation that she was seen frequently hiding behind a bush in the form of a wolf without a tail, and that she never shed a tear.
She was sentenced, and the judge's comment was 'Common report was against her.' No one ever saw her shed a single tear whatever effort might be made to cause her to shed tears. Unfortunately, innocent Claudia was burned at the stake for no sin of her own.
Claudia Gaillard was one of the hundreds of unfortunate souls brought to trial by the witch-finder Henry Boguet. According to witnesses, she was seen behind a bush assuming the form of a wolf without a tail. For this great sin, she was set to the torture. Regarding the tortures, the judge commented, "Common report was against her. No one ever saw her shed a single tear, whatever effort might be made to cause her to shed tears." Claudia was then burned to death at the stake.
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