Azkaban, as the only wizarding prison in the British wizarding world, is home to all kinds of wizarding criminals who have violated the laws of magic.
In particular, the most heinous dark wizards became the "permanent tenants" of Azkaban.
But not all of these "prisoners of Azkaban" deserve it. There are also some innocent, even excusable wizards.
Today, let's take stock of the innocent wizards who were wrongly imprisoned in Azkaban.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="3" >1. Sirius Black</h1>
As the "Prisoner of Azkaban" who appeared in the title of the book, Sirius can be called the "Dou E" of the magical world.
Without being interrogated by the Ministry of Magic, he directly "checked in" Azkaban, without even giving him a chance to defend himself.
After losing his freedom for 12 years, it is estimated that he would have been dead in his heart, and if he had not accidentally found that Peter Pettigrew was still alive, he might have really died in it.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="5" >2, Rubeus Hagrid</h1>
In terms of grievances, Hagrid and Sirius are a pair of "difficult brothers and sisters". That year, he was planted by Tom Riddle Jr., ruining his great future.
Half a century later, the Ministry of Magic turned the old account again and imprisoned him in Azkaban without conclusive evidence.
Fortunately, two months later, Hagrid's charges were completely cleared. He may also have become the fastest man in Azkaban history.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="7" >3, Percival Dumbledore</h1>
Percival, the father of Albus Dumbledore. He thought that in order to avenge his daughter, he taught three Muggles a harsh lesson, but he was also imprisoned in Azkaban for violating the Secrecy Act.
Originally, he could have been spared punishment and could have simply stated the truth, but Percival feared that the Ministry of Magic would force his daughter Ariana to st. Mungo's Hospital of Magic.
For the sake of his daughter, the great father chose to imprison Azkaban for life and eventually died inside.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="9" >4, Stan Thornpark</h1>
Thornpark was a conductor for Knight Bus. Apart from his love of showing off, his nature is not bad. It was because he once pretended to know about the secret plans of the Death Eaters in a bar that he was captured by the Ministry of Magic and arrested in Azkaban on suspicion of Being a Death Eater.
Later, when the Death Eaters escaped from prison en masse, Sampark had to act with the Death Eaters under the influence of the Soul Reaper.
After Voldemort's fall, Thornpark also regained consciousness. He may go back to being a conductor again.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="11" >5, Stoji Portmore</h1>
Portmore was a two-generation elder of the Order of the Phoenix and one of the few members of the Order of the Phoenix who survived. He also participated in 7 Harry Potter Transfer Battles.
However, due to his control by Lucius Malfoy's Soul Reaper Charm, he tried to break into the Ministry of Magic's Department of Mysteries to check the prophecy and was sentenced to 6 months in prison, and finally released after completing his sentence.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="13" >6, numerous Muggle-born people</h1>
After Voldemort took control of the Ministry of Magic, many Muggle-born wizards were charged with "stealing" magic and imprisoned in Azkaban.
Some of them died in prison unable to withstand Azkaban's suffering, while others survived and regained their freedom after Voldemort was defeated.