Baptistine Philip: The Poisoner’s Inheritance
In 1870s Aix-en-Provence, death came quietly—served in a spoon of soup or medicine. Baptistine Philip, a domestic servant with a sharp eye for fortune, used arsenic to eliminate those who stood between her and wealth. Three victims. Seven years of suspicion. And a neighborhood that waited too long to speak.
Host Alexander Lawson unravels the chilling true story of France’s quiet poisoner, from the first fatal meal to the glass jars of arsenic that sealed her fate in court.
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