Aikia Aikianpoika
Aikia Aikianpoika (1591–1671), was a Sami Shaman in Kemi in Finnish Lappland. He was sentenced to death for witchcraft in Kuolajärvi and executed accused of having caused the death by drowning of an client by a curse. The client didn't pay for his services as promised. Aikias case is one of the most famous trials and executions for witchcraft in Finland.[1]
References
- Biografiakeskus, Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seura (Finland National Biography of Finland)
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