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Top 10 Most Evil Women in history

Because we always tend to focus on talking about the cruel men in the world and forget about the once infamous women, I compiled this list. The list includes not only serial killers but also extremely despicable names that have stirred up and caused tragedy in the lives of many people. To not waste everyone's time, here are the top 10 most evil women in history.

1. Queen Mary I

Year of birth: 1516
Year of death: 1558
She is the only surviving child of King Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon. She ascended the throne after the death of King Edward VI, as well as after the 9 Days event that overthrew the throne of Queen Jane Gray. Her main contribution was to bring Catholicism back to England moderately by force. Many Protestants were executed at her hands, so she was also known as "Bloody Mary". Fear of being hanged has forced more than 800 followers of this religion to leave the country. Only when she passed away did they dare to return. It should also be noted that Queen Elizabeth I was also placed in this position because of similar cruel acts.
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2. Myra Hindley

Year of birth: 1942
Year of death: 2002
Myra Hindley and Ian Brady were the perpetrators of the "Moor Massacre" in Manchester, England from 1963 to 1965.

These two "monsters" also have a record of kidnapping, sexually abusing, torturing and killing 3 children under 12 years old and 2 young men 16 and 17 years old. Clues found in Myra's belongings revealed evidence incriminating her hidden in the left luggage compartment at Manchester station. The evidence is a video recording the victims being abused and tortured by these two men. In the last days before being detained, this woman became increasingly arrogant and arrogant. Police secretary Sandra Wilkinson has never forgotten the sight of Hindley and Nellie, her mother, leaning against the courtroom building, munching candy. The mother's face showed a melancholy and sympathetic expression, while Hindley appeared indifferent and indifferent to everything around her.
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3. Queen Isabella of Castile

Year of birth: 1451
Year of death: 1504
Isabella I was the queen of Spain, also the patron of Christopher Columbus.

She and her husband, Ferdinand II of Aragon, were responsible for unifying Spain under her grandson Carlos I. Isabella's appointment of Tomas de Torquemada as the first Auditor General of the Inquisition was part of this plan. March 31, 1492 marked the implementation of the Alhambra Decree; including decrees expelling or forcing Jews and Muslims to convert. About 200,000 people have left Spain; the rest chose to convert but were then persecuted by the Inquisition for their involvement in their conversion to Judaism. In 1974, Pope Paul VI announced the cause for her beatification. Therefore, in the Catholic church, she is known as the Servant of God.
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4. Beverly Allitt

Year of birth: 1968
Beverley Gail Allit, famous for his nickname "Death", is one of the bloodthirsty people in England. She killed four children and seriously injured five others while she was a pediatric nurse. She prepared doses of insulin and potassium to damage these children's hearts faster, causing them to suffocate. Even though she was convicted of causing the above 5 incidents, Allit still showed no signs of disability, she attacked 13 children in just 58 days before being arrested on the spot. Although she never revealed the motive for the crime, the MSBP syndrome said it all. This controversial personality disorder often includes symptoms such as abusing or harming the person you care for to get attention (Alitt let the child wear bandages around the wound, but did not let them see a doctor). .

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5. Belle Gunness

Year of birth: 1859
Died year: 1908
Belle Gunness is one of the most degenerate and murderous female murderers in America. With a height of 1 meter 83 and weighing more than 91 kilograms, she is the most majestic and powerful lady in Norway. It is very likely that she killed her husband and children many different times, but one thing is certain, she murdered most of her suitors, her boyfriends, as well as her two daughters. myself, Myrtle and Lucy. The motive for the crime was simply greed; Life insurance policies and assets stolen or defrauded from suitors became her sources of income. Most reports of deaths have been more than 20 victims over the past decades, with this number sometimes exceeding 100 people. A series of inconsistencies in her autopsy, such as the fact that the body was 5cm shorter than Belle's height, paved the way for the name Belle Gunnes to enter American crime legends as the Bluebeard Demon Girl. .
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6. Mary Ann Cotton

Year of birth: 1832
Died year: 1873
Living 30 years before Belle Gunnes, there was Mary Ann Cotton, an English serial killer for profit. After marrying William Mowbray at the age of 20, she and her husband built a home in Plymouth, Devon. They had five children together, but four died of typhoid and stomach pain. Even when they moved to the Northeast, the drama did not let them go. All three children who were born died prematurely. Then her husband William also left her because of an intestinal disorder, in January 1865. The British insurance company Prudential quickly paid her 35 pounds in dividends. However, her second husband, George Ward, as well as one of her two remaining children, also died of intestinal disease. The press simultaneously reported on incidents about her family. Local newspapers also reported that Mary Ann had moved to the north of England, losing three husbands, a lover, a friend, a mother and 12 children, all of whom died of stomach fever. On March 24, 1873, she was hanged in Durham County Gaol for murder by arsenic poisoning. To carry out a neat execution, a very short rope was used to hang her.

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7. Ilse Koch

Year of birth: 1906
Year of death: 1967
Karl Koch's wife, known as “Die Hexe von Buchenwald” - the witch of Buchenwald, or “Buchenwälder Schlampe” - the devil of Buchenwald. She commanded the Buchenwald concentration camp from 1937 to 1941 and the Majdanek camp from 1941 to 1943. Gloating over her husband's absolute authority, she constantly used torture and committed obscene and pornographic acts. . She is also famous for her souvenirs, such as tattoos on the bodies of murdered prisoners. Through that, her depravity resonated even further. After the indoor gymnasium was built in 1940, with 250,000 tattoos from prisoners, Ilsa was promoted to Oberaufseherin - chief supervisor of the female guard group in Buchenwald. On September 1, 1967, she hanged herself in Aichach women's prison.
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8. Irma Grese

Year of birth: 1923
Year of death: 1945
Irma Grese, nicknamed “Bitch of Belsen,” was another product of Nazi Germany's Final Solution policy. She was a guard in the concentration camps at Ravensbrück, Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen. In 1943, she was sent to Auschwitz camp. She must have shown dedication and dedication to her work, so at the end of that year, she was appointed to the position of Senior Warden - one of the two highest positions at the women's prison. Taking charge of more than 30 thousand Jewish female prisoners, she passionately tormented the prisoners with the hungry dog ​​she trained, with sexual abuse, with arbitrary bullets, and brutal whippings. , and threw them into gas chambers. She considers physical and mental torture her pleasure. To facilitate that, she often wears heavy boots and carries a pistol with her.

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9. Katherine Knight

Year of birth: 1955
Katherine Knight is the first Australian woman to be sentenced to life in prison without parole, and she also has a history of violence in relationships. Specifically, she sharpened the false teeth of one of her ex-husbands and slit the throat of another husband's eight-week-old puppy before his eyes. The torrid affair with John Charles Thomas Price was exposed by the Forcible Arrest Warrant that Price filed against Knight. This affair ended with Knight using a butcher's knife to stab Price to death. He was stabbed at least 37 times, both front and back, with many wounds penetrating vital organs. After that, she skinned him, hung his "suit" on the doorframe in the living room, cut off his head to cook soup, and grilled his buttocks. She also prepares gravy and vegetables to eat with the 'grill.' A meal and a word of revenge were served to the children, luckily the police discovered the incident before they got home.
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10. Elizabeth Bathory

Year of birth: 1560
Year of death: 1614
Countess Elizabeth Bathory is considered the most notorious serial killer in Hungarian/Slovak history. Rumors of female farmers being invited to work for the castle for a large salary, only to have no word on them, have been circulating for many years. After hearing the news, King Mathias the Second sent a group of people to the magnificent Csejthe Castle. They found one girl dead, one dying, one injured while others were imprisoned. According to eyewitness testimony, they were severely beaten for long periods of time, stabbed with needles, burned, and had their hands and sometimes their faces and genitals mutilated. The flesh on his face, arms and other parts of his body were also bitten and torn; starved victims. In about 25 years, the total number of victims has reached hundreds. However, due to her advantage in social status, she was only detained for one year until her death. People also spread rumors about the count bathing in the blood of her victims and a few things she did not do. You can read more about Elizabeth Bathory on Mythverse to avoid misunderstandings.
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