Mary Ann Cotton: Britain’s First Female Serial Killer Explained
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Mary Ann Cotton: Britain’s First Female Serial Killer Explained
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She was a mother, a nurse, a widow — yet behind her gentle smile, a calculated killer lurked. Her final exposure wasn’t from detective work alone, but from the very community that trusted her.
Step into the shadowy corners of Victorian England and uncover the chilling story of Mary Ann Cotton, Britain’s first recorded female serial killer. Between the 1850s and 1870s, she poisoned her husbands, children, and family members with arsenic-laced tea, all to collect life insurance payouts. Every death seemed natural — “stomach fever,” doctors said — until one suspicious doctor exposed the horrifying truth.
From her eerie nursery rhyme that still haunts folklore to the trail of deaths that shocked England, this episode reveals the hidden motives, psychological layers, and dark secrets behind one of history’s most notorious women.
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