Alžbeta Báthory
Alžbeta Báthory, born in 1560, was a Hungarian noblewoman known for her alleged crimes against young women, which have led to her being labeled as one of history's most notorious serial killers. According to various historical accounts, she may have been responsible for the deaths of hundreds to potentially thousands of young girls, driven by a sadistic impulse. Her life has been surrounded by legends and myths, with many of her actions attributed to the brutal norms of her time. Despite her noble status, her legacy remains one of horror and fascination, prompting ongoing research into her life and motivations.
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Alžbeta Báthory is known as the most prolific female serial killer in history, allegedly responsible for the deaths of 650 young girls.
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