Paule Gamperle confesses to practicing witchcraft since childhood.(8)

Anne Gamperle confesses to the murder of approximately one hundred children.(7)

Simon Gamperle confesses to the murder of approximately thirty children.(10)

Jacob Gamperle confesses to robbing churches and merchants.(9)

Anne Gamperle has her breasts cut off, arms broken, and is burned to death on 29 July, 1600.(12)

Five men from Germany are executed after being found guilty of witchcraft and murder on July 29, 1600.(10)

Paule Gamperle is put on a spit while still alive, and burned to death on July 29, 1600.(12)

Jacob Gamperle confesses to causing a heard of cattle to be blown into the river by creating a tempest.(10)

Anne Gamperle confesses to tormenting nineteen old people.(9)

Paule Gamperle confesses to the murder of approximately one hundred children.(8)

Paule Gamperle confesses to tormenting people who would not forgive his debts.(8)

Paule Gamperle confesses to murdering his two uncles to acquire their goods.(8)

Paule Gamperle confesses to setting eight houses in the neighbourhood on fire, killing the sixteen people. (8)

Anne Gamperle confesses to murdering an innkeeper and his wife.(9)

Simon Gamperle confesses to robbing, rioting, and pillaging all around the city.(10)

Simon Gamperle confesses making himself invisible to rob and murder people, as well as commit other acts using witchcraft.(10)

Ullrich Sehelltibaum is executed in Munich on 29 July, 1600 for witchcraft.(12)

Simon Gamperle is executed in Munich on 29 July, 1600 for witchcraft.(12)

Jacob Gamperle is executed for witchcraft in Munich on 29 July, 1600.(12)

George Smaltes is executed for witchcraft in Munich on 29 July, 1600.(12)