Serial killer Baba Anjuka. The sweet granny killer (1 Viewer)
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Stormy Llewellyn
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I'm just a little confused with the story. How did she come about hating men? Yes, the one who seduced her abandoned her but her marriage to the 2nd seemed amicable. She didn't kill him. She had several children by him. Maybe it was because men were in control of everything back then and she resented it..... Idk. Good post!
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When the German soldiers in 1941 led her out of the dark cell, they did not even think that this inconspicuous grandmother was already 104 years old and was not in prison by accident. Baba Anujka - as she was once called - was the first Balkan serial killer , to this day considered the greatest ... A talented sleepwalker Ana Drakszin was born in 1837 - although the date is not certain, because she herself claimed that she was born a year earlier. She was the daughter of a wealthy Romanian cattle breeder from Wallachia. She was a teenager when the whole family moved to Vojvodina, Serbia. In a nearby city, she graduated from an elite school for children from wealthy families. There she learned the basics of medicine and chemistry. She also knows five languages. But this girl who lived in the boarding school at the time was different from other students. Her peers said she was weird. anujka Anna preferred folk medicine much more. After graduating from school, she quickly gained a reputation as an extremely effective herbalist and healer photo: darkgothiclolita.forumcommunity.net She often sleepwalked at night, and the superstitious roommates interpreted this as a sign of contacts with impure forces, perhaps even with the devil himself. Her greatest passion quickly became healing people. People admired and respected her. However, professional successes did not go hand in hand with heart successes. She was 20 when she was seduced by a much older Austrian army officer - then abandoned without a word, leaving a legacy of syphilis. The young healer broke down and completely cut herself off from the world. She didn't leave the house. She completely devoted herself to improving her medical knowledge. She also demonstrated her great hatred towards men at every step. However, Ana's father later decided to arrange his daughter's marriage with a wealthy farmer who lived in the same village and was over twenty years older than her. "The Alchemist's Workshop" Soon after, the wedding of the herbalist took place, who, as Anna Pisztonja, was forced to abandon folk medicine to take care of the house. And she did not complain about the lack of activities - during twenty years of marriage she gave birth to and raised eleven children. Despite her hatred of men, her marriage was considered successful and harmonious. After the death of her husband, the 40-year-old widow returned to her former practice. Anna devoted herself with great passion to improving her knowledge in the field of making healing elixirs. Over time, however, Anna found out that the demand for drugs of a completely different kind increased ... Mystery effect Soon the woman, approaching sixty, became an expert in solving marital problems, but she did it in such a way that only one party was happy. Baba Anujka soon came to be called a witch and sorceress. No one dared to disturb or oppose her. Even the local policemen, informed from time to time by local peasants that Baba might have something to do with the premature deaths of other men, preferred to stay as far away from the woman's house as possible. The last journey of the newlyweds Over the years that followed, Baba's client list grew and her fame spread throughout the region. Not only betrayed and beaten women came for effective "medicines" for their problems. Husbands who wanted to make room in their home for new, often much younger wives also came to her... baba anujka old The old lady had an extraordinary talent for what we would today call social engineering slavorum.org The Austro-Hungarian authorities ignored reports of Baba Anujka's mysterious activities for quite a long time. It was only the suspicious deaths of newlyweds in the area that the relevant services became interested in the case of the old healer. The woman was arrested. Ultimately, the court found no evidence . Baba Anujka returned to her hut. Was she really responsible for the death of the young couple? This has never been established by historians. Inventive partner Baba Anujka needed what we would today call an agent or manager. Ljubinka Milankow was a young and energetic girl. For a small fee, she agreed to become the healer's accomplice and promote her services. In her free time, Ljubinka helped Baba in her workshop. She mixed potions, prepared medicines, measured ingredients. She eagerly absorbed the folk knowledge that Anujka shared with her… A series of unfortunate deaths Over time, mysterious deaths of citizens began to occur more and more often. The measure changed when there were two deaths in one house in quick succession. First, a 39-year-old man fell ill, followed by his 70-year-old father. The victims' wives were immediately interrogated and, fearing arrest, explained that the men had died after taking medicines prepared by a local healer. In July 1928, Baba Anujka was arrested . Her partner was arrested with her. While the 91-year-old woman was silent and did not admit her guilt, her assistant did not keep her mouth shut… newspaper The fame of the 92-year-old healer went beyond Yugoslavia and even all of Europe. Newspapers in Australia and the United States wrote about the poisoner | photo: http://unknownmisandry.blogspot.com An old woman in court On June 11, 1929, the trial of the quack case began. And although witnesses indicated that there were many more victims of Baba Anujka, prosecutors were able to prove only her participation in two poisonings. In July 1929, the judge read out the conviction… If you turn on the latest, #126 episode of Kryminatorium , you will find out exactly what punishment was imposed in this case. In addition to that, you will hear many more details about Baba Anujka. So don't wait, just listen to this chilling story. Listen to podcasts on: Prev PREVIOUS POST Henri Landru – Bluebeard lover | #125 SERIAL KILLERS NEXT POST Fugitives from Alcatraz | #127 CRIMINATORY Next Store contact Statute privacy policy Spotify Apple Podcasts SoundCloud YouTube Facebook Instagram tiktok Execution
She looks like my grandmother eerily enough.
Now i will cook you a nice mushroom soup...
She looks like she must have such wonderful stories to tell, I'd take tea and cookies to visit her.
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