She was known as a “master of vices” with a “morbid imagination.” Jane’s macabre fascination with the fine line between life and death did more than pique her interest. It lasciviously excited her. A nurse by trade and mortal mixologist for fun, her morphine and atropine cocktails were garnished with a squeeze of “moral insanity.” Meet Jolly Jane Toppan.
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Episode Two: Join the Club
In 19th Century Britain, a lot of people were dying. And death was a big business. Unless you were the one who died.
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Episode One: Don’t Axe Me Again
Before the New Orleans Axeman, there was another slayer brutally tormenting the Bayou: Clementine Barnabet.
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Trailer: Wicked Women
Take a walk on the Wicked side. When it comes to true crime, men tend to get all of the glory.
