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Tillie Klimek Tillie Klimek was a Polish-born American serial killer active in Chicago in the first half of the 20th century. Klimek claimed she was psychic; she allegedly believed she had precognitive dreams, accurately predicting the dates of death of her victims. Between 1912 and 1923, Klimek poisoned at least 20 people with arsenic. Some of the victims recovered and survived, but most of them, including all four of her husbands, died. In 1923, she was sentenced to life in prison where she died in 1936 at the age of 60. 2 Likes  1 Share Re: 20 Wicked Women In History  by  ThugOfWar :  7:34am  On  Nov 28 ,  2022 immortalcrown :   Delphine LaLaurie Commonly known as Madame Blanque, Delphine LaLaurie was once a wealthy socialite known throughout New Orleans. She was later discovered to be an evil serial killer who tortured and murdered her black slaves. Her gruesome hobby was discovered accidentally when rescuers responded to a fire at her mansion. They found bound slaves in her attic

Hitler's boring executioners   German officials jokingly cut off ultra-Orthodox Jew's curls to humiliate him In 1963, Arendt published  Eichmann in Jerusalem.  She never fully recovered from the scandal caused by her passing report in which she suggested that  the behavior of Jewish Council officials was no different from that of Nazi executioners.  He claimed that if Jewish leaders had refused to cooperate with the Nazis, more Jews would have survived; we know today that this claim is unfounded.  In some cases, collaboration has saved valuable time.  However, her argument constituted a bad taste equation of victims and executioners.  Moreover, her version failed to mention the indescribable pressures under which the Jewish leaders were forced to operate—however you look at it, a grievous omission. Avoiding historical complexities, Arendt argued that, for a Jew,  "the part played by the Jewish leaders in the extermination of their own people is undoubtedly the darkest chap

Woman Suffocates Her Newborn Baby Boy After Delivery In Delta One Miss Elohoh, said to be a plantain seller allegedly killed her newborn baby boy hours after delivery on Monday, November 27. Elohoh, said to be in her late 20s, resides with her mother and siblings at No 1 omohwovo street, Iwhrekpokpo in Ughelli North, Delta State. Below is the report posted on Facebook: Report has it that she put to bed a handsome baby boy late in the evening of Monday, in her house without aid or assistance from neighbor’s or midwife. But the cry of the baby attracted the attention of one of the neighbor’s, who called on others to share the good news. On arrival they saw that the door was locked and Miss Elohoh refused to open the door, but on the persistence of one of her siblings, she opened the door. The kind hearted neighbor did a marathon in getting some of the needed materials, like cloths and food for the baby and mother since she didn't buy any. Jubilation was agog with the arrival of the b

11 Creepy Things That Will Make You Lose Sleep The world is a horror show 1.   The emergency room visit and death of  Gloria Ramirez . youtube.com On Feb. 19, 1994, Gloria Ramirez was admitted into the ER at the Riverside General Hospital in Riverside, California. She was in the late stages of cervical cancer and was suffering from an elevated heartbeat and abnormal breathing patterns. She was also very confused. Hospital staff noticed she was covered in an oily sheen, and a garlic-like odor was coming from her mouth. Upon drawing blood, they noticed an ammonia-like smell radiating from the tube, and odd particles floating in her blood. Then several members of the hospital staff treating Ramirez became ill and  passed out . An evacuation of the hospital was ordered, while a skeleton crew continued treating Ramirez. Twenty-three people fell ill, with five of them requiring hospitalization. The official cause of death was ruled as kidney failure. After an investigation, there were many t