The Nurse Who Called Poisoned Candies “Princesses” | Marie Jeanneret
In 1860s Geneva, a soft-spoken nurse offered free care… and sweets she called “princesses.”
Within months, at least six people were dead. Three more barely survived. And she may have tried to kill nearly thirty.
This is the chilling true story of Marie Jeanneret — Switzerland’s quiet poisoner who used atropine and morphine, claimed she only wanted to heal, and whose trial helped abolish the death penalty.
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