# Mary Ann Cotton
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mary ann cotton (née Robson; 31 October 1832 – 24 March 1873) was an English serial killer, convicted of, and hanged for, the murder by poisoning of her stepson Charles Edward Cotton. It is likely that she murdered three of her four husbands, apparently in order to collect on their insurance policies, and many others. She may have murdered as many as 21 people, including 11 of her 13 children.
Dead Men Don’t R*pe! History of Female Serial Killers
Four women. Four centuries. One question: From Locusta of Gaul, Rome’s poisoner who served an emperor, to Giulia Tofana, whose Aqua Tofana became a quiet lifeline for desperate wives in Renaissance Italy, to Mary Ann Cotton, the Victorian “Angel of Death, and finally Aileen Wuornos breaks the patte…
Episode 7 - Mary Ann Cotton
We started off with some good moms but it's time to talk bad moms and we got a BAD MOM with Mary Ann Cotton - who was believed to be Britain's most prolific female serial killer.
Let us know what kind of Mom Shorts you'd be interested in!
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Ann_Cotton
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Interview with M.M. DeLuca – S. 12, Ep. 5
My guest this week on the Crime Cafe podcast is crime writer and screenwriter M.M. DeLuca.
Among other things, we discussed what it was like for her to study with a Pulitzer Prize winning writer.
For a copy of the transcript, click here.
Debbi (00:54): Hi everybody. Today my guest is the autho…
Infamous True Crimes and Trials Volume #1 Audiobook by Guy Hadleigh
Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: Infamous True Crimes and Trials Volume #1Categories: Biography, Murder, Serial Killer, True CrimeAuthor: Guy HadleighNarrator: Virtual VoicePublisher: Independently PublishedRelease date: 03-15-2025Language: EnglishSummary:Lookin…
Britain's First Female Serial Killer - Mary Ann Cotton - Historical Documentary
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Britain_s FIRST Female Serial Killer _ A Gangster Mastermind___ DH of MOMSTERS
Mary Ann Cotton was a monster in human shape, a Victorian-era mother who poisoned at least 21 people—including her own children, husbands, and lovers—for profit and pleasure over nearly two decades[reference:0][reference:1]. She abused the trust of those closest to her, collecting life insurance pa…
These Women Were So Violent_ They Were Erased From History Books
History books are written by the winners—and they rarely include women who fought back. From the onna-bugeisha of feudal Japan, women samurai who wielded naginatas in battle[reference:0], to the gladiatrices of ancient Rome who bled in the arena[reference:1], female warriors have been systematicall…
The Poison Bride
Mary Ann Cotton became known as Britain’s “Black Widow” after a shocking trail of deaths surrounded her. Husbands, children, and relatives died under mysterious circumstances, often after sudden illness. But when seven-year-old Charles Cotton died, investigators finally looked closer—and uncovered …
True Crime Tuesdays on the Fearsome Fiction Podcast: Mary Cotton - the Arsenic Widow
Enjoy this True Crime Tuesdays episode, brought to you courtesy of author Franklin Maw's upcoming Blood Evidence: 25 True Crime Chillers.
She married often, and buried often — husbands, stepchildren, her own children, one after another, in a mining town that had already seen more than its share of…
CRIME: Britain's First Female Serial Killer: Mary Ann Cotton
Long before the name Jack the Ripper struck fear into Victorian England, a respectable-looking widow named Mary Ann Cotton was quietly killing her way through the north of the country. By the time investigators caught up with her in 1872, she had outlived four husbands, a lover, and eleven of her o…
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