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A Pig on Trial (A Dash of Info)

Episode 63 Published 6 months, 2 weeks ago
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In 1386, in a small medieval town, a pig stood trial for murder.

This wasn’t folklore or superstition—it was a real courtroom, with real legal procedures, witnesses, and even a defense lawyer. In a world where law, religion, and daily survival were deeply intertwined, justice wasn’t just for humans. It was a public act meant to restore order in a fragile and unpredictable world.

In this episode, we step into the cold stone courts of medieval Europe to explore one of history’s most unusual legal practices: the trial of animals. What seems bizarre today once made perfect sense—and reveals a deeper truth about how people understood responsibility, morality, and control in a time before modern science.

Because sometimes, the strangest stories tell us the most about how people once saw the world.

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