In this episode, Elisha takes us back in time to 17th century Italy to introduce us to a woman who developed a poison only to be used by a coven of battered women to rid themselves of their abusive husbands. Then Emily covers the case of a family annihilator in Westfield, New Jersey who was on the lam for 18 years before finally being captured after his story appeared on America’s Most Wanted. 

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Source material for the Aqua Tofana case

Australian residents: contact the National Sexual Assault and Domestic Family Violence Counselling Service

1 800 737 732

https://www.1800respect.org.au/

USA residents: contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline

1-800-799-7233

https://www.thehotline.org/

Aqua Tofana by Mike Dash

Everything you need to know about arsenic poisoning

Arsenic Binding to Proteins

Bailey Sarian’s video

Source material for the John List case

Forensic Files episode: Season 1, Ep 12: The List Murders

Wikipedia

Original article from New York Times

True crime blog from DeLani R. Barlette

Murderpedia

ABC News article