Show Notes
Once upon a time in the shadowed wards of humanity, lurked a nurse whose embrace was as deadly as it was soothing...
Jane Toppan, known to the world as one of America's earliest femme fatales of poison, ensnared 31 souls in her lethal grasp. In the summer of 1902, headlines as dark as her deeds screamed of her chilling confessions—murmured as if recounting genteel tea parties rather than her murders.
The delicious irony of a caretaker turned killer, each victim a mere petal falling from a wickedly beautiful flower. Her lilting voice, recounting fatalities like picnic tales, leaves the taste of bitter almonds swirling on your tongue.
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Josh Waters — Host
Produced by Myths & Malice
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