Hundreds Poisoned by Women | The Angel Makers of Nagyrév True Crime Story 1914–1929 Explained

Описание: Between 1914 and 1929, a small Hungarian village became the epicenter of one of history’s most chilling female-led killing sprees. Known as the Angel Makers of Nagyrév, a group of women secretly poisoned hundreds of husbands, relatives, and neighbors using arsenic. Their motives ranged from abuse and oppressive marriages to greed, but the scale of their crimes shocked the nation and left investigators struggling to understand how a community could allow such terror to unfold.

The women operated in plain sight, selling poison disguised as remedies, sharing knowledge in secrecy, and eliminating anyone who threatened their autonomy or desires. Authorities eventually uncovered the extent of the murders, but by then, many victims had vanished without explanation, and the poisoners had become masters of concealment. The case is considered one of the largest female serial killing rings in history.

This documentary explores the full story of the Angel Makers of Nagyrév, including their methods, the victims, the societal conditions that enabled such crimes, and the investigation that ultimately revealed the truth. It is a disturbing reminder that murder can take many forms and that sometimes the quietest communities hide the darkest secrets.


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