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21st Jan 2020

Elizabeth (Blood) Bathory

Sonia and Brittney dive into the history books to research and discuss The Blood Countess, Elizabeth Bathory. Considered one of the inspirations of Bram Stoker's Dracula, she is in the Guinness Book of World Records for most murders in history. A woman of great power and influence, Elizabeth used her great military prowess to gather a following of young women who would become fodder for her violent desires. Fact? Or a revisionist history by influential men looking to disregard Elizabeth's tremendous influence?

Sources: Amazon Prime Show, "Lore", Wikipedia, History.com, RejectedPrincesses.com, The History Chicks podcast.

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True Crime podcast featuring the unique perspective of a couple of ladies working in the entertainment industry with stories to share.
The Scarlet true crime podcast is a female driven true crime show presented from the unique perspective of life-long crime junkies working in the entertainment industry. In Scarlet, Sonia Meza-Leon and Brittney Sherman unravel stories and evidence from a variety of sources and put their own spin on what happened in a thoughtful, and entertaining presentation.

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John McGrew for writing the intro and outro song.
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The Scarlet true crime podcast is a female driven true crime show presented from the unique perspective of life-long crime junkies working in the entertainment industry. In Scarlet, Sonia Meza-Leon and Brittney Sherman unravel stories and evidence from a variety of sources and put their own spin on what happened in a thoughtful, and entertaining presentation.

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