Скачать или смотреть She Smiled at Every Funeral — Until They Realized She'd Attended 31 in One Year, Charleston 1822

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😊 SHE SMILED AT EVERY FUNERAL — CHARLESTON 1822 😊
She was Charleston's most trusted mourning attendant. When elite families lost loved ones, they called her to organize the funeral. She consoled widows. She arranged flowers. She smiled gently at the bereaved. ⚰️
But in 1822, a minister noticed something impossible: she had attended 31 funerals in one year. Every single death was a member of Charleston's wealthiest families. All died of "natural causes." 💀
The truth was far more sinister. She had recruited 31 enslaved women—cooks and chambermaids—and taught them to poison their masters using oleander, hemlock, and belladonna. Small doses over weeks. Symptoms that looked like yellow fever or heart disease. 31 coordinated murders disguised as an epidemic. 🌿☠️
When authorities finally suspected her, she smiled one last time... and vanished. She escaped to Philadelphia and lived free for 16 more years. Most of her network escaped too. The perfect crime. ⚖️
📍 Charleston, South Carolina
📅 January - December 1822
🎯 31 victims, 31 women, 0 convictions
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