Tiszazug Poisoning Ring

The Tiszazug Poisoning RingIn 1911, a midwife arrived in the isolated Hungarian village of Nagyrév and quietly began supplying arsenic solutions to the women around her. By 1929, she had helped transform a community of desperate wives and daughters into one of the most prolific murder rings in modern history, a network whose victims numbered in the hundreds and whose concealment lasted nearly two ...