[ SECRET POST #3543 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3543 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Elizabeth Bathory, as the anon above me also noted, although people will get into arguments as to the authenticity of the accounts, due to the fact that's its over 500 years ago. I think while some of the details have been sensationalized over time, I think she was also a killer.

I've come across accounts of a few female serial killers when reading historical accounts. There were a definite few in the 1700-1800s in the US; the one I'm thinking of advertised herself as a widow looking for a husband. The men would come courting, and never be seen again. She moved around, but eventually got sloppy and a few bodies were found; however, she ended up getting away. Wish I could remember her name, but for all the women I looked up, there were write-ups on Wikipedia, so probably a simple search would turn up some of them.

[(Anonymous)]

Pretty sure you're thinking of Belle Gunness.