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In the 1600s Salem, Charity's (Kerry Noonan) visions spark witchcraft accusations.
In the 1600s Salem, Charity's (Kerry Noonan) visions spark witchcraft accusations.
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S1 "A Message From Charity"A Massachusetts boy (Robert Duncan McNeil) makes contact with a girl (Kerry Noonan) from 1600s Salem.
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