22 Deadly Women Executed in Public and Prison: Their Crimes, Final Words and Last Moments

#Deathrow #Deathsentence #prisonlife 22 Deadly Women Executed in Public and Prison: Their Crimes, Final Words & Last Moments From the 1600s to the 1900s, these are the true stories of 22 women whose crimes ended on the gallows, at the stake, in the gas chamber, or behind prison walls. Some were serial poisoners who murdered for money. Others killed out of jealousy, revenge, greed, or obsession. A few insisted they were innocent until their final breath, and historians still debate whether justice was truly served. In this documentary, Inside Capital Crime explores the real historical records behind some of history's most infamous female executions, including: Mary Bateman – The "Yorkshire Witch" Mary Ann Cotton – Britain's notorious serial poisoner Amelia Dyer – One of history's deadliest baby farmers Gesche Gottfried – The "Angel of Bremen" La Voisin – The poisoner at the heart of the Affair of the Poisons Mary Surratt – The first woman executed by the U.S. federal government Elizabeth Ann Duncan – The last woman executed in California before the death penalty was suspended ...and many more. #Femalekillers #realcrimes Every case is based on historical records, court proceedings, newspaper accounts, and documented execution reports to present an immersive true crime documentary experience. #truecrimecommunity Was there a case you believe ended in justice, or a miscarriage of justice? Let us know below. If you enjoy historical true crime documentaries, don't forget to Like, Subscribe, and turn on Notifications so you never miss a new investigation. #TrueCrime #History #CapitalPunishment #DeathPenalty #ExecutedWomen #HistoricalCrimes #CrimeDocumentary #SerialKillers #InsideCapitalCrime #TrueCrimeDocumentary #HistoryDocumentary #PublicExecution #CriminalHistory #DarkHistory #MurderCases Copyright Disclaimer: All materials have been repurposed under the principles of fair use for educational, commentary, and documentary purposes.