Throughout history, a small group of women have carried out crimes so shocking, cunning, or destructive that their names ...

Female serial killers often times go under the radar. They're a more unique breed, only representing about 16.7% of serial killers. But even more so, the image of a serial killer may be surprising ...

Warning: Graphic and disturbing content ahead including mentions of sexual assault, abuse, and murder. 1.Jane Toppan, born Honora Kelley, who was a nurse in Massachusetts and became one of the most ...

Serial killer shows, like Monster: The Ed Gein Story and the equally as disturbing The Serpentabout Charles Sobhraj, have never been more popular – and most of these stories focus on disturbed men ...

The story of the notorious figure has been thrust back into the public conciousness due to Netflix’s new documentary, Aileen: Queen of the Serial Killers, which has secured a spot in the top 10 ...

Contrary to popular mythology, women certainly do commit murder in the U.S. but they do so at decidedly lower rates than men. White women have the lowest homicide offending rates of all groups.