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Black Widow Tillie Klimek
- Narrated by: Chiquito Joaquim Crasto
- Length: 36 mins
- Categories: Biographies & Memoirs, True Crime
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Publisher's Summary
Ottilie "Tillie" Klimek - born Ottilie Gburek - was a Polish American serial killer who was active in Chicago during the early 1900s. She allegedly murdered between six and 20 individuals by poisoning them with arsenic. Additional victims included her other husbands, a boyfriend, relatives, and various neighbors with the help of her cousin Nellie Koulik.
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- POLLY POIZENDEM
- 01-23-18
The Psychic Poisoner . . .
Miss Tillie certainly was NOT one to play around with! Jeeez. Not many were spared from her wrath it seems. If she didn't like you...its bye bye time. For you. Lol! One after another. She didn't appear to be too concerned about raising suspicions either. I guess if they needed to go, they needed to go! And by the way, I dont think you're going to be alive next week. Ha!
I REALLY liked that this narrator had a *wonderful* accent that was SO complimentry to this story, setting and time period. It set the whole mood for me, back when times were much different.
This was a nice little cheapie book to fill in the credit gap, and quite entertaining as well. No regrets.
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