Never Accept This Woman's Services - Anna Hahn The Blonde Borgia

True Crime : The Story of Anna Hahn

When Anna Filser, later known as Anna Hahn, moved to the U.S she quickly developed a habit for gambling. Needing cash to fund her addiction she soon began 'caring' for elderly gentlemen. Strangely, soon after taking on the task her clients would pass away. However she seemed to make a big impression on them in the short time she worked for them as they would often leave fortunes to her in their wills...

[gennevievehuskshirley]

The 5 a.m. wake up is more pleasant with a good story told by such a gentleman.

[Verdi.and.violet]

Is it bedtime? Yes. Am I going to stay up another 20 minutes to watch this video? Absolutely.❤

[jinglesify]

I always like how murderers get so freaked out and terrified of dying. Like, you didn't care when your victims were dying. They didn't want to die, either

[dianabumblebottom]

This is my hometown, one day, many many moons ago, I was driving in Cincinnati, and my Grandmother pointed at a building, and said casually "that's where that lady lived that killed all of those men." And so began my true crime obsession lolol.

Thank you for covering this story that many do not know about!

[thebooknitter]

I knew this story as Arsenic Anna, I love to see it retold flawlessly from Paul 😊

[deniseleplatt]

This is definitely not someone I would want taking care of my family. Thanks so much Paul for another great story

[coxmosia]

She was a real piece of work, wasn't she? So glad her son actually got to have a healthier life with foster parents. I'd love to know what happened to him in the Midwest.

[cherimolina]

Always pains me to hear of the children of these psychopaths. Oscar was old enough to realize his mother's deeds of deception.

[dianawatton]

Such a pleasure listening to you sir. Thank you for your stories.🤗⭐️

[suewaye]

I do enjoy all stories and your voice adds to the atmosphere. Thank you for all your work putting these stories online for us to enjoy ❤😊

[Rajdane]

I love everything about your videos good sir. The topics, the style, the background, the narration, the narrator, everything is top class content.
Even for the French man that I am 😂

[pimpozza]

Anna Hahn got what she deserved! What a great episode, Paul! 👏

[dandog]

Some of those men gave to her their lives savings, compelled by loneliness and fooled by sentiment they had blind faith in a smiling killer. The Navajo have a saying, something like, " A sheep will spend its entire life fearing the wolf only to be slaughtered by the Shepard". Never trust anyone!

[gigiwilson]

Fantastic work again Paul thanks for the much needed distraction another wonderful true story

[da__lang]

Thank you for revealing the long-concealed stories of these female serial killers.

[TinkHerBell]

You're truly amazing at story telling. Just incredible

[melodyszadkowski]

A manipulator to the last. Full of excuses and feigned remorse that sounds like she was even trying to manipulate God into cutting her some slack. Well, I never

[mimsydreams]

I feel so bad for her poor son. Mental health care wasn't exactly common, back then, so he likely had no professional help for his trauma. I hope he was able to find some peace and comfort with his new family and new life.

[tracysmith]

Thank you, Paul, for another great video.

[ZYX]

💫So wonderful to see you.
It’s always an adventure to follow you along
into the past.
Many thanks to you & your delightful ability to make us all say..

Well, I Never.💫