Jul 29, 2020 | Female Murderers
From 1980 to 1987, Linda Ricchio was so in love with Ron Ruse, she would do anything—ANYTHING- to keep him. But when Ron wanted to call it quits, Linda turned to years of stalking and harassment in order to win him back. When it was finally over, she’d never be with...
Jul 8, 2020 | Female Murderers, Serial Killers
Nannie Doss was a plump, spectacle-wearing grandmother whose favorite pastimes included reading romance magazines and poisoning relatives. She would become known by many monikers — the Giggling Nanny, the Giggling Granny, the Jolly Black Widow, and the Lonely Heart...
Jun 24, 2020 | Female Murderers
Between May 5 and May 16, 2004 three suitcases washed up in the Chesapeake Bay. Each suitcase carried various parts of the same body. In the months after, prosecutors would attempt to paint a picture of a murderer motivated by jealousy, infidelity, and greed. But did...
Jun 10, 2020 | Female Murderers, Serial Killers
In 1871, the Benders, a quaint family of four, ran a small inn on the Osage Trail in Labette County, Kansas. Wayward travelers would check in, but they never checked out. Instead, they were bludgeoned to death, their possessions pilfered, and their bodies buried on...
May 27, 2020 | Female Murderers
On a cold night in January 1995, a ruthless murder took place on the campus of the University of Tennessee. A tiny 18 year old girl, weighing less than 100 pounds with an angelic face and a sweet southern voice to match, tortured fellow student Colleen Slemmer until...
May 13, 2020 | Female Murderers
In 1983, a woman was found on a back porch in the freezing cold in Anniston, Alabama. She didn’t look like Audrey Marie Hilley—the vibrant mother of two who’d once been an icon of the small town. She looked like an old, wet and dazed woman left for dead. In reality,...
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