Beauty Turned Deadly: The Chilling True Crimes Stories of Women Who Kill

They were nurses, grandmothers, wives—women who seemed incapable of harm. But behind charming smiles and gentle facades lurked some of history's most chilling killers. In Beauty Turned Deadly, narrator Davidson David takes you deep into twelve shocking true crime stories that will keep you listening long into the night. These aren't the famous cases everyone knows. These are the forgotten monsters, the women who poisoned with patience, strangled with precision, and killed without remorse. From Bertha Gifford, the Missouri farmwife who poisoned seventeen neighbors with arsenic-laced meals, to Juana Barraza, the Mexican wrestler who murdered elderly women while hiding in plain sight—each story reveals the disturbing psychology behind female serial killers who shattered every expectation of what evil looks like. You'll discover the Victorian baby farmer who threw infants into the Thames River, the Chicago fortune teller who scheduled deaths like appointments, and the Australian grandmother who served poison in teacups. These women used society's trust against their victims, exploiting the belief that mothers, caregivers, and sweet old ladies could never be capable of murder. Davidson David's narration brings each case to life with gripping detail, psychological depth, and the perfect balance of horror and humanity. Every chapter reads like a thriller, but these nightmares were real. Perfect for fans of dark true crime audiobooks, murder mysteries, and anyone fascinated by the hidden side of criminal history. This collection exposes the terrifying truth: evil doesn't always look like a monster. Sometimes it looks like the woman next door. Warning: Contains mature themes including violence, murder, and psychological abuse. Listener discretion advised.