
Jeanne Weber
Surviving childhood was an achievement in itself in the early 1900s. Any number of illnesses periodically threatened to snatch away little ones at random. Parisian Jeanne Weber knew this well. A couple of these random illnesses had already taken her two youngest children by early 1905.
Vera Renczi
The most important thing in a relationship or marriage is fidelity. Vera Renczi believed this, and throughout her life she came to see this belief as something more precious than life itself. The men who crossed her path also became well aware of how she felt about this. Although by the time it was brought to their attention the first grains of arsenic had already begun to dissolve.
Sanna Sillanpää
Sanna Sillanpää was an intelligent lady. By the time she reached the age of 30, Sanna had achieved a Masters Degree in Computer Science and was working as an IT expert in Helsinki, Finland. She lived alone in a suburb of Helsinki, keeping to herself and never causing any trouble. On a wintry Sunday, Sanna decided to practice her marksmanship down at the Helsinki Shooting Club.
Marie Fikáčková
Some women take to children easily. They have a knack for knowing how to hold a baby, how to soothe a newborn who is fretting, and generally make the whole process of child rearing look like the most natural thing in the world for a woman to do.
Marie Fikáčková was not one of those women.
Martha Needle
Martha Needle wanted nothing more than to be happy. You know, the kind of happiness that comes with a marriage and children. She had known that happiness when she had been married to her husband Henry Needle. Unfortunately it was not to be. Martha found herself burying not only her husband after he succumbed to a short illness, but also her three small children who became ill and died in quick succession.
Marie Hilley
Marie loved shopping. She had been brought up by parents who both worked long hours and they saw new clothes, toys and other niceties as a suitable replacement for hugs and boundaries. She grew up believing that shopping solved everything.
Martha Needle

Notable Ladies
- Bernadette Protti
- Louise Peete
- Millie Weeks
- Winnie Judd
- Martha Rendell
- Mary Ann Britland
- Sanna Sillanpää
- Christa Lehmann
- Sharon Carr
- Olga Hepnarová
- Annette Washington
- Lainz Angels of Death
- Dorothea Puente
- Theresa Knorr
- Jeanne Weber
- Marie Fikáčková
- Leonarda Cianciulli
- Marie Hilley
- Caroline Grills
- Vera Renczi
- Martha Needle