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In page Janet Douglas, Lady Glamis:

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Some have alleged that James had Janet accused of witchcraft against him, but there is no record of this and Pitcairn dismisses this myth in Criminal Trials, Vol I, pp. 189-90. She was imprisoned with her husband (who escaped but was later killed) in a dungeon of Edinburgh Castle. It was easy for James to imprison Janet, but actually convicting her was more difficult. To gain "evidence", James had Janet's family members and servants subjected to torture. Janet was convicted and burned at the stake on 17 July 1537 by Edinburgh Castle, which her young son was forced to watch.[citation needed]