The Real Story Of Typhoid Mary | Killer Bites

In today's episode of Killer Bites, we're covering the real story of Typhoid Mary, whose real name is Mary Mallon. Mary Mallon was an Irish born American cook who seemed to bring bad luck wherever she went. Indeed, people from most of the affluent New York families she worked for seemed to die inexplicably. Was Mary Mallon poisoning them? Let's dive into the story of Typhoid Mary.

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[rugboy]

This would have been the perfect video to return to cooking... Allie should have made peach ice-cream 😁

[davidlancaster]

Allie tell us the foibles of Typhoid Mary. Can we police hygiene? I saw the clips of food and thought were back to cooking. Bummer. Good job Allie. Lvya all much

[KeyserTheRedBeard]

really good video Killer Bites. I broke the thumbs up on your video. Always keep up the great work.

[KillerBites]

Mary Mallon, AKA Typhoid Mary, made 53 people sick, 3 of whom passed away. Was she poisoning them, or was something else happening?

[davidlancaster]

Mary was informed of her condition. She didn't believe it. Quarantine was an exceptable remedy. Was she criminally negligent?