Deadliest Female Serial Killers Of All Time | React

[@90helent]

Sharron she star in all true crime vids. Pure entertainment.

[@metal_closet]

Me when eingh

[@metal_closet]

How to type

[@KillJoy_Since2017]

She seems like the kind of person who watches true crime

[@thevoidbender]

She’s the star in everything pls. Main character energy.

[@ginrobi01]

Could you imagine Sharon hosting her own True Crime channel? I'd be her first subscriber!

[@frankmiranda707]

3:10 “El Mataviejitas” which means “The Little Old Lady Killer” Sharon: Oh, its way better in Spanish Me: Agreed

[@thisismyname7284]

Okay, here we go with Lady Elizabeth Bathory. This woman was known for her beauty. She married the wealthiest noble when she was quite young. As a wedding present, her husband was so in love with her that he gifted her an extreme lavish estate, making Lady Bathory a unique, beautiful, noble, rich, woman of position with land ownership in her own right. (Unheard of at that time.) When her husband passed in battle, Lady Bathory inherited all of her husband’s lands outright and began management of the many estates personally. Immediately noblemen began courting her. After refusing everyone and making it known that she would not marry again, “suddenly” rumors began making their way to the courts. When the rumors that she was murdering her maids didn’t yield any arrests, the rumors began gaining more gusto. Elizabeth was then accused of drinking the blood of the maidens she was “murdering” and was also accused of murdering children- and drinking their blood too. The courts were going off a “handful of testimony” and finally decided to sentence her to death- by blocking off all exits from her castle. She starved to death. Immediately after Lady Bathory died, and I do mean immediately, the noblemen who were rejected, freely divided her many estates. You see, Lady Bathory wasn’t only the most beautiful woman in the land, she was the wealthiest and most powerful individual as well- above all men in the land. Since she was also in charge of collecting taxes from her subjects, the noblemen who wanted her position, her lands, her riches, and her, were not shy about celebrating death. Men of that time, of that region were NOT used to being ruled over by a noble woman. After her death, some of the maids came forth to denounce their testimony as having being bribed and paid substantially, to betray their mistress. History is interesting indeed.

[@lolly5657]

Thank you for this. It's sad this is not readily known

[@VDOTU5]

Studying female murderers is fascinating. They are just as bad as males and their reasons are just as sick, ain't a damn thing funny about it. But I feel like they are undermined a lot because double standards, so much so, a lot of people get on Tik Tok and tell us to make sure we are wary of men because women who do such things aren't documented as much, especially because they avoid documentation more than males who don't get documented. All this makes me want to pay attention to dangerous women even more than men, because if they are (supposedly) less than, then they can slip through the cracks easier, making them more slick.

[@afgon6473]

Idk y there would be a reason to not be as bad as men. Murder is murder and ain't nothing good abt it.

[@queenpanduh3786]

Sharon honestly needs to be a comedian because she is absolutely hilarious with come backs and certain sayings in every episode shes in lol She always has me laughing xD

[@roseygoop1057]

She actually is a comedian! I’m pretty sure it was mentioned in a video. But yes, she is hilarious xD

[@claratalbot7613]

Fun fact: Elizabeth Bathory is considered the first female vampire in folklore

[@oogieboogie7332]

I mean probably in modern depictions but the original Romanian vampire depictions where more like spirits of anyone who had a sinful death like suicide and they would go to their family and try to let them in thats where the whole vampires can't enter without permission thing came from and there was an old trick to buy someone time from a vampire they could pour rice or salt around the grave and a vampire couldn't leave until they counted each grain

[@claratalbot7613]

@@oogieboogie7332 Yep

[@charbelchagoury3755]

What wasn't said about Elizabeth bathory, she was epileptic because of her constant seizures and the doctors that treated her claimed she needed blood as a method to treat it

[@pallamartinka7842]

And that nobody really knows what happened, as she was richer than the king and a widow. Money can make you testify. And there were rumors that she was studying medicine, because of that so many dead people. But the winners wrote the history.

[@Itskcdiaries]

Epilisey doesnt make you a killer. I have epilisey

[@charbelchagoury3755]

@Itskcdiaries I was epileptic as well during my teenage years, what's your point?

[@Itskcdiaries]

@@charbelchagoury3755 my point is doesnt make you a killer.

[@Itskcdiaries]

@@charbelchagoury3755 As a child, Báthory had multiple seizures that may have been caused by epilepsy but we dont know for sure

[@mandipandi303]

Sharron is spitting facts in this.

[@mikaeladeer2763]

Actually, killing infants in Japan used to be a thing. It was usually done by the mother or a midwife (or you could find women, who you could pay to do it). It was most common in the Edo period and it was seen as "the responsible thing to do". There were no reliable options for birth control and abortion and the Japanese believed that if the baby is killed right after being born, it's okay because they are not fully a human, yet. So there might have been many women in Japanese history, who killed hundreds of infants. If you want to know more about it, they called it "mabiki".

[@SuzanneAmandaReviews]

Ya, i read/heard about that before too. Tht why miyuki got a lesser sentence

[@sady3327]

okay, but it doesn't make it less awful and cold hearted nonetheless. I mean, we're talking about infants, the hope for the future.

[@MaxCanonStunner]

the reason behind it is so ridiculously stupid. like what!?

[@ALIYNAAA]

I don’t like how people excuse these serial killers just because they are women. SOME OF THESE AWFUL GIRLS KILLED INFANTS, WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU

[@eunieberry]

It would be interesting if they react to the youngest serial killers or the controversial murderers done by kids or young teens

[@strayer7305]

Sharon with the blood bath talk 🤣 Laughed so hard, my asthma decided to kick in

[@Saiyan_Steph]

Same here🤣🤣🤣

[@cassidyhumberston9133]

No matter what direction this channel goes....Shannon needs to keep coming back!! She's the reason as to why I have all notifications off for the REACT channel! Keep up the great work, REACT channel!

[@sageann7490]

the first serial killer was a female who dismembered her victims like how they would rip the limbs off through a torturing device.. it was during like the greek era so..

[@disneygirl3630]

I just realized something. I'm a christian and it just dawned on me that they're might have been a serial killer in the bible. Specifically, queen Jezebel the wife of king Ahab.

[@leahsarchive2615]

that's possible!

[@Octaveneo]

I can’t get over Sharon’s reactions 😂😂

[@daniellepurcell9234]

"Whyyy would you go visit what was known as the murder farm!??!?" I had to rewind. Absolutely hilarious reaction. 😂😂

[@dodicihh]

Elizabeth Báthory (lived: 1560-1614) was a noble woman from the Hungarian Kingdom, who according to many historians research, had too much power for woman back in the day. They speculate that these accusations were fabricated by noble men to gain her power, who also made her adult children testify against her. No one knows for sure if she killed, but these are the two theories.

[@Maliiii96]

I’m sure there’s a lot of female serial killers out there that have never and will never be caught.

[@Ladyhawk91]

Sharon's reactions always make me laugh or match my own!

[@TucBroder]

I don't know if she was more deadly than those featured, but danish serial killer Dagmar Overbye worked as a child care-taker and murdered the children, killing them by drowning or burning them. She was nicknamed The Angel Maker.

[@MaxCanonStunner]

that nickname did not match her lol

[@Kenny-fq7xi]

“She had a posse?!?!” PLS I love Sharon

[@laneyvillar5301]

Sharon is my favorite 😂😂 she's so funny and seems fun to be around! Love you girl let's be friends 😂😂

[@debralazarus1809]

I actually went to one of these houses for a tour and I saw the dried blood on the walls and it was so interesting why the women did

[@suzannerust8658]

Not gonna lie here but Sharron cracked me with her statement about every woman having taken a blood bath at some point.

[@meganreid132]

Same I died no pun intended

[@hellhound1389]

I grew up hearing of belle gunness. I was from the town where she committed all these murders. They are still finding bone fragments to this day

[@GavinTay.]

“Every girl has a blood bath but it was a accident” I feel that 😂😂

[@shuushirakawa]

This video and the comment section: > Female murderers "You go, gi--I mean that's horrible."

[@wbrownshadow]

Why am i not surprised Bathory is the top of the list… She has the creepiest stories

[@SUPERSTUDIO17]

The editing for this episode was kinda chaotic and all over the place not gonna lie. I miss the old more cohesive style of videos they used to release....

[@babetteafiokbol6848]

As hungarian have to tell, Elisabeth Bathory wasnt murder. She was just a widow in wrong place and wrong time. The horror stories about her was only polytical propagand of the family Turzo.

[@mikaghajanyan7103]

That's the comment I was trying to find. The only thing she has actually done was being a woman in power in 16th century.

[@babetteafiokbol6848]

@@mikaghajanyan7103 that was a very different era.

[@EnduroDreaming]

How would you know? Were you there?

[@babetteafiokbol6848]

​@@EnduroDreaming I just know our history. Not a big staff.

[@lunarafreitas9302]

Sharon's reactions are the bests. So creepy episode yet so fascinating.

[@russ9445]

sharon i just wanna say, i adore you hahaha the entertainment is chef's kiss when u're in a vid

[@booperdooper9762]

Love the different cuts of Shannon and that one girl talking differently about the serial killer's outfits 😂.

[@haruruartist]

"Oh my god... Why?" One of my favorite lines ofc

[@tialaquitahughes900]

Wait This is disturbing as most of them pray on children when women are supposed to be nourishing… so…baby farm….cabbage patch kids?!!! I’m sick 🤮

[@makenzieferguson6316]

Dude you just ruined my childhood 😭 not the cabbage patch kids 😭

[@GDGvidz]

This is why women shouldnt be underestimated. Lesson learned yall. Lesson learned

[@BriTheBean-pr5ml]

I can't with Brian and Sharon right now- ONLY 103 Her Murder Crew? She had a POSSEY?

[@steampunkslytherin]

You know what's weird? I was learning about Amelia Dyer today in my history class and then this video pops up five minutes after we finished the documentary...

[@its_hizza]

Sharon on how every female has had a blood bath almost ended me! 😂😂😂 I hope she's in every single episode cause she's great. 😂

[@SuperKitty104]

I love Sharon! Her comments are spot on! Keep her coming!!!💗💗💗💗

[@havesomesatansoup5415]

that "good for her" took me out lol

[@nikkiej.5875]

I've heard of Belle Gunness, Miyuki Ishikawa, and Elizabeth Bathory. They're all so disturbing. 🙁

[@Zodia195]

It just goes to show that Evil can appear in any form. I think people don't think of women as killers or bad due to how we have this perception that women generally are the caretakers, so it's more of a shock when they do these kinds of things. Yeah, us women, we tend to get away with stuff more. I think it's why I myself am more critical of people of my own gender because I myself am a female and I know what we're capable of.

[@iwolfyou9972]

Sharron is the reason why I find this video so entertaining. She really is the best!

[@jacobdrolet4262]

Totally amazing video of female killers throughout history, fantastic job react channel.

[@StaysSlay]

that little kettle edit for Sharon got me. 😂

[@zoecarroll455]

I love Sharron she’s so fun to watch I relate to Sharron so much she makes my day so much better when I’m depressed I feel so much joy watching your videos like you guys are highlight of my day and I wish I could meet some of the reactors I love all of the reactors especially Sharron ❤️❤️ my birthday is in 5 days I’ll be 15

[@VDOTU5]

"I can't even think of a modern serial killer that is a woman" Probably because they're slicker about it, hence it's easier for them to hide in the open, especially if any are traditionally pretty. Like a female sweet-looking caregiver who likes kids *TOO* much, no suspicion.

[@madnessarcade7447]

True

[@madnessarcade7447]

If they have a kind face too looks can be deceiving

[@VDOTU5]

@@madnessarcade7447 Exactly.

[@Aniagirl97]

The editing is PERFECT 😂

[@movietimeateds69]

I havent watched this channel in years. The editing has changed drastically. It caught me off guard at first haha

[@rachel.0352]

I've noticed that people seem to react differently to female serial killers than they do male serial killers.

[@janiexoxo]

Yup, female killers in general get that reaction. It’s because women are “supposed” to be gentle and motherly. In reality, women tend to pick ways to kill that are less overt and violent than men, many use poison or pick victims like babies that can’t really fight back.

[@NetanelWorthy]

It’s interesting how he surprised that she was a midwife. Women working a wide variety of jobs like today, is relatively new. Within relatively the past 100 to 200 years. Most women were nurses, midwives, teachers, or homemakers. Others finding work through prostitution. That was really it. The men were the breadwinners. Society and times have changed, but having so many of these women in the past be midwives it’s not really shocking. That was one of the main careers for women.

[@rolyngeorges7315]

Y’all should’ve added Madame LaLaurie in your list.

[@alaynaelyse8508]

STOP😭😭

[@bsbznumber1fan]

8:17 that is one reason i love sharon her sense of humour is off the charts. There's even a movie about Elizebeth Bathory it's called stay alive i own the movie it's one of my favorite horror movies. My fav character in the movie his name is fin or phin not sure what the correct spelling is but i really liked that movie. Like I've said in previous comments sharon is queen. I absolutely adore her.

[@nerdygeekgamer5528]

Elizabeth Bathory was also known as the Blood Countess

[@ebbhead20]

How can they not know about Countess Bathory ? She's been a very well known figure for about 30-40 years here. Also called the female Dracula. As bad or worse than Vlad Tepes. Used in films and books a lot.

[@ashleycollings3526]

SHARON, I LOVE U! YOU'RE AWESOME! You all are every last one of you guys on all of your channels and you are all so talented!

[@SevenTailedWolf72]

Feels like I'm watching an episode of Deadly Women.

[@TheScarlett80]

Sharon should be in all videos

[@Karla_Marie91]

They actually made a movie based on Elizabeth Báthory called Stay Alive it's creepy and yet good in my opinion. 🖤

[@F_doesnotwanttobehere7]

8:17 that joke GOT ME DEAD😭

[@teagie2002]

Same😭

[@Saiyan_Steph]

Same😂😂😂

[@joelsanchez7245]

Her story was used in the movie called "stay alive" with Frankie muniz

[@Dancing_Faith]

Don’t forget about Lizzy Borden. The rhyme is, “ Lizzy took an axe and gave her father 40 whacks when she saw what she had done gave her mother 41.”

[@abandonedstraya5264]

That's a spree killing not serial killing.

[@WaryJester]

Imagine being a detective and just being like "... A stethoscope 🩺???"

[@alexhook9151]

I met Sharon once when I was in community college. She is as cool as she seems online. One day when I'm famous I want to meet her again because I feel like she would be proud of me.

[@nfrfarihah]

Welp, she is here now dude!

[@alexhook9151]

@@YoullBFine Yes actually. It was a years back at ARC and I was fan girling over you when she invited you to class.

[@lou_isse1938]

I would like to thank Deadly Women for providing episodes about these women. I love it when Candace Delong and the Narrator give their sassy remarks. 😆

[@s.e7188]

I screamed when Simon Whistler showed up. YAAAS The Casual Criminalist is chef's kiss. A great channel.

[@lucki-monkhi]

Respect for putting in a Biographics video into this video. Simon would be real happy 👍

[@Blizzeta25]

I know Bailey covered Belle and I even believe Elizabeth as well on her ‘Murder, Mystery, & Makeup Monday’ series so I was like “yup knew about them” I was half expecting the Aquatafina lady to appear lol. I will not lie, when they mentioned the poison part, I did say ‘Aquatafina’

[@shoshanahtheodile9586]

I definitely know #5,#4, and #1 but I didn't know the other two. #4 did it cuz the old women reminded her of her mom who she hated for a crappy childhood. #5 She actually wasn't caught until she started taking the daughters of other important, noble families cuz she ran out of young girls in the surrounding villages.

[@alexiaquintanilla3055]

6:23 Promise Neverland vibes

[@edenb455]

Yes yes very much :)

[@zakbutler2683]

Sharon: H-why would you go visit what was known as the murder farm The Harmon Family: Buys the Murder House

[@bribri4021]

The second one gave me promised Neverland vibes w the baby farming

[@Moneymakinglinksmedia]

I love Sharron's dark humor. I so want compete against her, where we would try to make each other laugh by sharing dark jokes.

[@DeeClouz]

There is actually a movie about Elizabeth Bathory, on Amazon prime. It’s called « The Blood Queen » I think. If someone is interested, let me know and I can check if it’s really the right title!

[@SteakBoss1]

It’s refreshing to hear a Scottish narrator , we never get any love

[@user-ke4ie9ju7u]

I want you to react to the video of Japanese jazz grandma. I cried when I saw it

[@wafflebrothel7712]

8:02 the real Lady Dimitrescu

[@lobster6944]

You have a good point (he has no big tiddi though)

[@Raviel891]

Why did Ishikawa only get 8 years for her crimes? Because in order to charge her for further crimes all families who hired her would have to come forward and that would be incriminating themselves for the murder of their own children. Those families were also poor, foolish, and scared; as far as they knew she was helping them and isn't a criminal. Furthermore, those families probably don't have the time or resources to travel to the court/city and back. Would they even be believed when they stand trial?

[@heystopit5584]

I see where they got the inspiration for Promised Neverland

[@pancakes5915]

That's way better in spanish 😂😂😂 Agreed

[@anu83]

Only killer that I did not know was Miyuki Ishikawa. And now I have to look up and read about her.

[@panic13lover]

9:00 I love how Brian responded LOL

[@debralazarus1809]

my 10th great aunt was elizabeth bathory and my aunt has her murder diary

[@danatosi1250]

She only got so little jail time because other countries believe in rehabilitation and not just locking the door and throwing away the key.

[@jayanthony2414]

Wtf

[@justicetam3758]

You should try a reaction video on obscure war criminals of WW2 such as Dirlewanger, Kishi, Unit 731, and the Iron Guard of Romania

[@jayjanzee9059]

Oh Sharon 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 🩸🩸🩸🛁🛁🛁 8:16-8:23 Ironically, Sharon was hilarious during this whole thing🤣🤣😭😭😭😭

[@xavierhankins8449]

“WHyyy wOuld You go visit At tHe MURDER FARM”

[@nawarRushdi]

Baby farming....promised Neverland vibe 🥲

[@RobertMartin-ff4sl]

Belle gunness lived where I live otherwise know as Laporte Indiana and is where her farm was you can find more on her at the Laporte County historical society website there is even a skull of one if her victims that was never identified in our county museum

[@Dr-UnBox]

Cool idea for a video, i like it❤️❤️👏👏

[@parulsingh7692]

Y'all should react on haunted places or real life ghost stories or those creepy things science can't explain 🌝

[@randumo24]

As gross as it sounds, that 3rd woman probably ended up saving lives in the end. Probably a combination of that and the fact that she was literally being hired to do what she was doing rather than lying or scheming to murder indiscriminately would be why they gave her so little time in prison.

[@andymtz3167]

is gross

[@andymtz3167]

extremely gross. period

[@natwhocares]

Speaking of Elizabeth Bathory, check info on Darya "Saltychikha" Saltykova, Russian serial killer noblewoman who gets compared to Bathory quite often, effing f that story gave me major chills as a kid

[@Namohs911]

Yeah. Just couldn't have this list without Bathory in it. Really wish they could either confirm or deny the bloodbaths. Would change her from scary, to absolute nightmare fuel.

[@tannerlowly1517]

Sharron runs the show because she is the show

[@justt_tj]

you should've made them react to Elizabeth Borden

[@skylarhackney716]

Girly never got convicted because she was a woman lmao good case tbh

[@sonyaloeraable]

She's really never heard of a modern day females serial killer? Aileen Wuornos?

[@Cassxowary]

They’re from the US so not educated or motivated to…

[@SC0UT418]

8:15 had me dying lmfao

[@frankmiranda707]

Sharon in the thumbnail! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@React]

Hahahaha thank you for noticing that!! - Sierra