Nannie Doss

Nannie Doss (also known as the Giggling Granny, Black Widow, and Lady Blue Beard) admitted to killing 11 people between 1920 and 1954. Among them were four of her five husbands, two children, her two sisters, her mother, a grandson and a mother-in-law. The truth about her spree finally emerged in October of 1954 after her fifth husband Samuel Doss died in a hospital in Oklahoma. An autopsy revealed an immense amount of arsenic in his system. Doss confessed to a long list of murders, but was only convicted of killing Samuel. Her sentence was life in prison.

Elizabeth Báthory

The Hungarian Countess Elizabeth (Erzsébet) Báthory went down as one of the most ruthless killers in European history. Between 1585 and 1610, Báthory is believed to have tortured and killed nearly 650 girls–mostly teenage peasants.

nfamous for her ruthless practices, Báthory is often cited as one of the first vampires in history. Although she was born into a distinguished family, she had a few peculiar relatives. She was introduced to Satanism by one of her uncles while an aunt taught her about sadomasochism. During her marriage to Count Nadady, Báthory would perform tortuous acts toward peasant and servant girls. It wasn't until Count Nadady's death that Báthory's impulses worsened. Báthory would abduct young girls to torture and kill—sometimes she would eat chucks of her victim's flesh because she believed it would maintain her youthfulness. Though she used her family’s influence to avoid execution after being caught, the countess—also known as "The Blood Countess"—was forced to remain in her castle, in solitary confinement, for the rest of her life.

Jane Toppan

In 1931, Jane Toppan confessed to 31 murders and she was found not guilty by reason of insanity. A sadistic nurse who manipulated hospital reports, she took to experimenting with morphine and atropine … on her patients. After administering a lethal dose of drugs, she would sit with and hold her patients until they died. It was reported that Toppan would handle her victims as they died and attempt to see the inner workings of their mind. The killer angel—often dubbed "Jolly Jane"—claimed her goal was “to have killed more people–helpless people–than any other man or woman who ever lived.”

Miyuki Ishikawa

At the end of World War II in 1940s Japan, a midwife carried out a truly disturbing infanticide. Along with accomplices, Miyuki Ishikawa murdered about 103 children. As she saw it, the children of poor people had no chance in this world; she was simply putting them out of future misery. Ishikawa perceived the victims as deserted children and insisted that the parents were responsible for their deaths. Even though she only received a four-year sentence for her crimes, her killing spree remains the bloodiest in Japanese history. The number of dead bodies recovered and the length of time over which the murders took place have caused the exact death toll to remain unknown.

Aileen Wuornos

Between 1989 and 1990, Aileen Wuornos murdered seven men. She experienced a lot of sexual abuse as a child, especially at the hands of her grandfather. Her notorious killing spree ended up on the big screen with the movie Monster. Aileen supported herself and her lover Tyria through prostitution. She claimed her murders were carried out in self-defense against men who were attempting rape. It is likely she killed her first victim, Richard Mallory, in self-defense; Mallory served a 10-year prison sentence for sexual assault. Nevertheless, she was found guilty and executed by the state of Florida by lethal injection in 2002.

Leonarda Cianciulli

Leonarda Cianciulli was the typical Italian housewife. Better known as the "Soap-Maker of Correggio," she baked teacakes and made homemade soap. Except her recipes included a secret ingredient–human flesh. When she heard that her beloved son Giuseppe was to be drafted into the Italian Army, she believed that the only way to protect him in battle was by human sacrifice. So, between 1939 and 1940, Cianciulli murdered three women in Correggio, Italy. She would offer her victims a glass of drugged wine before killing them with an axe. She then cut up the corpses to make teacakes, which were often served to her family and friends. As for the soap? She and her husband used it for bathing.

Myra Hindley

Myra Hindley and her lover, Ian Brady, plotted and carried out the rapes and deaths of five young children in England. The pair buried the children in Saddleworth Moor during the 1960s. Hindley and Brady were turn in to the police by Hindley's brother-in-law who had witnessed Brady killing a boy with an axe. Shockingly, the couple kept photographs and an audio recording of one of their victims. "The Most Evil Woman in Britain" died in prison in 2002 at age 60.

Sharon Kinne

Once a devoted housewife, Sharon Kinne (known as "La Pistolera" or the gunfighter) became a cold-blooded killer. As an adolescent, Sharon met James Kinne. They soon married, but just as quickly problems arose. Kinne was a heavy spender and began having affairs with other men within four years of meeting James. Soon, Kinne had killed James, Patricia Jones (the wife of her lover), and, while out on bond for Jones's killing in Mexico, a man named Francisco Pardes Ordoñez. She escaped Mexican authorities in 1964 and has been on the run ever since.

Carol M. Bundy

Carol M. Bundy had escaped her third abusive marriage when she met Doug Clark. After frequenting venues during her affair with part-time country singer Jack Murray, Bundy and Clark met in a bar called Little Nashville. Their relationship quickly escalated. Clark moved in and before long they were sharing dark sexual fantasies. Bundy complied with Clark’s sexual desires—she allowed him to bring prostitutes to their apartment to engage in threesomes. However, Clark’s desires took a dark turn as he took interest in an 11-year-old neighbor. Bundy lured the girl into posing for pornographic photos to appease Clark’s twisted desires, but it didn’t end there; Clark began telling Bundy about how much he wanted to kill a girl during sex.

Clark persuaded Bundy to buy two pistols to carry out his fantasy, and in the summer of 1980, they found their first victims. They became collectively known as the Sunset Strip Killers as they found their victims—usually young sex workers or runaways—in Los Angeles. They would lure the young women into their car, murder them, and then dispose of the bodies; but not before Clark committed necrophilia by raping the lifeless bodies.

Meanwhile, Bundy continued to see Murray perform, and on one of those nights, Bundy confessed to the murders. In order to prevent Murray from telling the police, Bundy lured him into her van to have sex, then shot and decapitated him. However, Bundy left several clues behind and both she and Clark were eventually arrested and charged. Bundy was charged with two murders and sentenced to 52 years-to-life imprisonment, while Clark was charged with six murders and sentenced to death.

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No Nigerian is on the list? Fake list. That Japanese woman self. What happened to orphanage?

Can't believe I read to the end.
Demon possessed beings...

So basically anyone with the name "Bundy" is a crazed American psychopath, yeah? Remember Ted Bundy?

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RiyadhGoddess:
Can't believe I read to the end.
Demon possessed beings...

They were not demon possessed.

They did it cos they wanted to.

topcatking:



They were not demon possessed.

They did it cos they wanted to.

exactly , you sound very calm , hmm

TheSourcerer:
exactly , you sound very calm , hmm

No other way to be, Chief.

FlordFlorez:
No Nigerian is on the list? Fake list. That Japanese woman self. What happened to orphanage?

We have scorned women/wives here, not serial killers.

Cuddlebugie:

We have scorned women/wives here, not serial killers.

im very sure u know u are lying.