# La Voisin
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Catherine Monvoisin, or Montvoisin, née Deshayes, known as "la voisin" (c. 1640 – February 22, 1680), was a French fortune teller, commissioned poisoner, and professional provider of alleged sorcery. She was the head of a network of fortune tellers in Paris providing poison, aphrodisiacs, abortion, purported magical services and the arranging of black masses, with clients among the aristocracy, and became the central figure in the famous affaire des poisons.
REWIND - The Aftermath: La Voisin
On this week’s Aftermath REWIND, Rebecca speaks with Professor Lynn Wood Mollenauer about all things La Voisin and the Affair of the Poisons. Specializing in the history of France between the Renaissance and the Revolution, and having coined the phrase “Criminal Magical Underworld” herself, Profess…
Macabre Feature- The Affair of the Poisons Pt. 1 - Damning Evidence
In this week’s Macabre feature we will be diving into the murderous scandal known as The Affair of the Poisons that took place in France during the reign of Louis XIV. Join me as we uncover the dark secrets riddled with murders and the occult churning within the aristocratic circle of the king and …
La Voisin: Poison, Power, and the Scandal of Versailles
In this episode of Untamed Women, Jenny tells the chilling story of La Voisin — the infamous poisoner at the center of one of France’s most explosive scandals.
Operating in 17th-century Paris, La Voisin built a network that catered to the highest levels of society, selling poisons, fortune-telling …
Famous Impostors Witchcraft and Clairvoyance - Witches; Doctor Dee; La Voisin
In which the fearful and fantastic belief in witchcraft is traced through its legislative and social manifestations in England and France, revealing a world where superstition mingled with law, commerce, and tragedy. The lives of notable figures such as the learned yet ill-fated Doctor Dee, the eni…
The Affair of the Poisons
Poison, black magic, royal mistresses, and murder at the highest levels of French society—welcome to one of the most shocking scandals in French history.
In this episode, we dive into the infamous Affair of the Poisons, the dark conspiracy that gripped Paris and the court of Versailles during the r…
The Affair of the Poisons - Part 1
In 1670s Paris, the deaths of a noblewoman’s father and brothers sparked fears of a hidden poison network. As police investigated, they were drawn into a world of fortune-tellers, love powders, secret remedies, and La Voisin , setting the stage for a scandal that would reach Louis XIV’s court.
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The Affair of the Poisons, Part 2: Scandal at Versailles
As accusations from La Voisin’s circle reached Versailles, Madame de Montespan, Louis XIV’s former favourite was drawn into claims of love powders, forbidden rituals, and poison plots. But the evidence was shaped by rumour, torture,fear, and politics, leaving one question at the centre of the scand…
Season 6, Episode 11: Her-Story, Famous Witches Part 3
We wrap up our 3- part witches in history series with the villainous La Voisin, and others!
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Fortune Tellers_ Mediums_ and Witchcraft - Did They Get Away With Murder_
A dark history exploring the chilling intersection of fortune telling, mediumship, and murder—where those who claimed to speak to spirits were themselves killers, or became victims of their clients' twisted beliefs. From the 17th-century French fortune teller La Voisin, whose poison ring murdered h…
Episode 194 | Glossing Over the Cannibalism
Sometimes Angie and Theresa share a special mind-meld where the topics have a surprising theme. This week, the theme is "sorta/kinda."
Theresa starts off by telling the tale of Frederick Thomas Lynwood, the Muffin Man, London's first serial killer. In typical Theresa fashion, she catches down fact…
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