Elizabeth Victoria

Elizabeth Victoria

 

Despite being a woman, Elizabeth Beattoria is considered the most notorious serial killer in the history of the world. Although the number of his murders was not known, in history Elisabeth was called a bloodthirsty picchini.
Elizabeth Vitatoria was a Hungarian He was born on August 7, 1560, in the famous Bitori family of Hungary. Elizabeth's father's name is George Bittori. He was the brother of Stephen Vitatoria. This Stephen Bitori was one of the most famous of the Nobel Laureate, King of Poland and Duke of Transvaal.
Despite being a daughter of such a noble family, Elizabeth was seen to be hated as one of the most notorious women in history. She was married to Frank W. Bushtoya on 8 May 1575 with Frank Nodzed. Elizabeth's husband was appointed Hungarian commander in 1578. In the absence of her husband, Elizabeth became busy with business and governance. Since then, there was a lot of money working out of Elizabeth's maiden domestic help.  

 

In the meantime, the people of the state saw everyone here who entered the job, they did not leave. But in the palace almost regular people are being taken. Because of this mysteriousness, many stories have been circulating in the public. The most popular story of these stories was that Elizabeth did a bath with the blood of virgin girls to keep the skin healthy. Before the blood was cut, the limbs of women were cut and their crying was Elizabeth's enjoyment material.
While studying this story, nobody had the courage to say anything in front of him. As a result, with a mysteriousness, long 25 years have passed.
Once upon a time the mysteriousness of King Mathias II was reached. He was then a group investigator sent to Elisabeth Cassell Rescued is a dead virgin, one half-dead and another detained virgin. From living girls, it is known from the story, the thrilling story. The people who knew the rumor so many years ago, actually proved to be true.
It is believed that Elizabeth has murdered more than 640 virgines. Although he was not tried for social status, the rest of his life was kept under house arrest Elizabeth. In 1614, he died of four years in prison.