Sinister and Deadly Victorian* Women Compilation (And One Georgian!)

In this compilation we explore the cases of several poisonous Victorian (and one Georgian) women.

Mary Blandy, Mary Ann Cotton, Madeleine Smith and Adelaide Bartlett

00:00 - Intro
00:30 - Mary Ann Cotton
24:20 - Mary Blandy
35:41 - Adelaide Bartlett and the Pimlico Mystery
53:04 - Madeleine Smith and the 'Not Proven' verdict

[shannonshorts-johnson]

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[pjsavastano]

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[ingridfong-daley]

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There are so many things i love about this channel, and your phrasing/vocabulary choices are definitely part of that.

[resarm]

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[MinnieTricks]

The lack on conscience in some people stuns me.
I enjoy your narration, thank you!

[Liz-reek]

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[secondchairmusic]

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[abigailhornibrook]

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[tt]

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[deenichols]

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[gigiwilson]

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[sylviasnyder]

Mary Cotton was def. guilty. NOBODY is that unlucky!

[AAMARTCLUB]

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[joanhoffman]

I have heard, watch, and read about these cases before, but your video provided more information. Thank you for another interesting look at historic crimes.

[bunyz]

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[jessica-fcm]

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I recently read about the murder of the actor William Terris by fellow actor Richard Prince, who was jealous of him. It happened in the 19th century.
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[deemecklin]

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[SecretWars]

These types of stories are my favorite lol, excellent compilation all around, thank you! ❤

[ladydarpluto]

Awe the good ol' you didn't have to divorce em, you just had make their favorite dish, and then drop em in the back yard, under some rose bushes. And better still, afterwards, make a few bucks for your trouble! Bahahahaha :) lol JK ;)

[MrsABC]

I know that arsenic was heavily used in the color green in that time. Anything colored green, books, clothes, wallpapers. However, if there was enough "green" items around to kill all of those people around her, how exactly did she survive???
She totally did it!