The Angel Makers

"The Angel Makers" recounts the chilling true-crime tale of a 1920s Hungarian midwife, Auntie Suzy, who led a murderous ring composed of village women responsible for the deaths of at least 160 men. In a rural community, these seemingly ordinary wives and mothers used arsenic to escape abusive relationships, secure inheritances, and dispose of unwanted relatives, committing their crimes without fear for over fifteen years. As the body count grew, the murderers became increasingly daring until anonymous tips finally exposed their shocking actions to the world in 1929. This meticulously researched narrative reveals one of the most astonishing murder rings in modern history, culminating in a gripping investigation that captured international attention.