Nannie Doss

Nannie Doss, known as the "Giggling Granny," was an American woman who gained infamy in the mid-20th century as a serial killer. Born in 1905, she was married four times and is suspected of murdering several family members, including her children and husbands, often using poison. Doss claimed her motive was to free herself from unhappy relationships. She was arrested in 1954, confessed to her crimes, and was ultimately sentenced to life in prison. Doss's case highlights themes of domestic turmoil and the darker aspects of human behavior, making her a notorious figure in crime history.