Countess Elizabeth Báthory de Ecsed was a countess from the renowned Báthory family. She has been labeled the most prolific female serial killer in history. At age 51, Count Ferenc died in battle and thus began Elizabeth's period of atrocities. First, she sent her hated mother-in-law away from the Castle. By this time it is thought that she had dabbled into some forms of sorcery, attending rituals that included the sacrificing of horses and other animals. Elizabeth, now 40 years old, grew increasingly vain and she feared the thought of aging as she may lose her beauty. One day a servant girl accidentially pulled her hair while combing it. Elizabeth slapped the girl's hand so hard she drew blood. The girls blood fell into ELizabeth's hand and she immediately thought that her skin took on the freshness of her young maid. She believed that she had found the secret of eternal youth. Elizabeth had her major-domo and Thorko strip the maid and then cut her and drain her blood into a huge vat. Elizabeth bathed in it to beautify her entire body.
A trial was held at Bitcse. Elizabeth, who refused to plead either guilty or innocent, and never appeared in the trial.. At this trial Johannes Ujvary, major-domo, testified that about 37 unmarried girls has been killed, six of whom he had personally recruited to work at the castle. All records of Elizabeth were sealed for more than a century, and her name was forbidden to be spoken in Hungarian society.
At the time of this prayer, Bathory was in a desparate situation. At long last she was having to pay the price for her debachery which included the murder of at least 600 young village girls, brought to her estate under the pretense a well paying position as a servant. The laws of the time demanded that she be executed in any number of horrible ways. Her mention of the cats was her desperate plea for supernatural interference, to kill her executioners before she herself was killed. Of course she knew there would be no cats, no good outcome for her. But someone must have heard her prayers. Bathory was not executed. She was of royal linage and was judged by other royals, who felt locking her away in her own tower was punishment enough. She lived in total isolation until her death years later.
Mary felt that England had to return to the Catholic faith. She had many people killed for opposing her. Mary almost had Elizabeth killed but Elizabeth managed to appease her sister and pretend to be Catholic. After Mary died of cancer, Elizabeth went back to the Church of England. She was not as extreme as her sister. She was tolerant of other religions as long as as they did not try to change her rules.
Elizabeth I was not killed. She died of natural causes in 1603. She was the final monarch of the Tudor dynasty and ruled for approximately 45 years.
Frances Bathory was born on April 4, 1975, in New York City, New York, USA.
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yes it is about Elizabeth Bathory
I think it is Elizabeth Bathory, she killed over 600 people.
Countess Elizabeth Bathory was accused of torturing and killing hundreds of young girls in the late 16th and early 17th centuries. The exact number of victims is uncertain, but is generally estimated to be around 80-650.
Yes, Elizabeth Bathory was born in Hungary, not in Poland. She was a noblewoman known for her alleged serial killings of young girls in the late 16th and early 17th centuries.
She was a child of wealth and privilege whose closest relatives became cardinals, prime ministers, and kings. That was the only thing that kept her crimes hidden for a long time. when autorithies caught up to her, she had killed 600 more or so.
The cast of Elizabeth Bathory - 2014 includes: Kathleen Denecke as Anika Adah Hagen as Zofia Tilke Hill as Katarina India Seychew as Young Katarina
Those remain in the Báthory family crypt.
Elizabeth Bathory
i saw a documentary on discovery where a relative of hers went to the ruins of the Bathory castle, he was also making some opera about here if i recall correctly.
The most popular castle is in Cachtice, Slovakia. But it´s still ruin today.
Countess Bathory lived in Slovakia. Near today's city Nove Mesto Nad Vahom. The castle is now in ruins and is called Cachtice. ("Čachticky hrad" in slovak language)
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