Hello! And welcome to A Murderess Affair. My name is Gabrielle and this is the podcast about women in history known for mayhem and murder...

Psychic? Murderer? Or both? Let's talk about Tillie Klimek this week on A Murderess Affair!

This month is Latinx Heritage Month. Let's talk about Jovita Idar and her incredible story.

Nakano Takeko formed a female army to fight in the Boshin War after being told women weren't allowed to fight.

This week our murderess is a woman who killed her billionaire lover, and is known for her "radical" sex life.

In this story, we’re talking about a woman who was convicted of murder, who’s story was as sensational as it can get.

Our murderess of the day is Leonarda Cianciulli, and if you’ve got a weak stomach then this may not be the episode for you.

Welcome back to the revolution. This week’s edition, we’re talking about a woman who is unapologetically herself in every situation.

On this podcast I usually talk about women who are, as the tagline says, known for mayhem and murder.

Let’s talk about Lindsey Haugen and this murder that she admits to have done and been sentenced to 60 years in prison for.

Sharon Elizabeth Hall. Our murderess of the week. She currently holds the longest standiing arrest warrant in Missouri.

Let’s talk about Battle Annie, one of the more notorious female gang leaders who was active in Hell’s Kitchen, New York in the late 1800s...

Why is Clara Philips known as the Tiger Lady? Well, for the brutality in which she killed her husband’s mistress.

Marie Manning, the woman behind the fabled "Bermondsey Horror" house, and one of the first cases of a married couple executed simultaneously

Today, we are journeying to South Africa, into what is now known as Angola, and we’re going to talk about the legendary warrior queen Nzinga

Lavinia Fisher is well known as America's first female serial killer.

"Woman, I have no mercy for you." Some of the most callous words uttered during trial are attributed to Susan Atkins.

Julie d’Aubigny, also known as La Maupin and Mdsll Maupin, was a 17th century celebrity.

This week we are covering the story of Catalina de Erauso, also known as the Lieutenant Nun.

This time, we’re making our way up north, to Canada, where the name Evelyn Dick has quickly fallen into local legend.