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- Anna Marie Hahn war eine deutsch-amerikanische Serienmörderin, die in den USA als eine der ersten Frauen auf dem elektrischen Stuhl hingerichtet wurde. Sie wurde für den Tod von fünf Männern in der Zeit von 1932 bis 1937 verantwortlich gemacht, die, wie sich herausstellte, an Arsenvergiftung gestorben waren. Nach der Aufdeckung ihrer Verbrechen, die in der amerikanischen Öffentlichkeit für spektakuläres Aufsehen sorgten, wurde sie auch mit Arsenic Anna oder Blonde Borgia (in Anspielung auf die mittelalterliche Adelsfamilie, bei der das Gift des Öfteren zur gleichartigen Anwendung gekommen sein soll) bezeichnet.
- Anna Marie Hahn (July 7, 1906 in Bavaria, Germany - December 7, 1938 at the Ohio State Penitentiary) was a German-born American serial killer. The youngest of 12 children, as a teenager she had an affair with a Viennese physician, or so she claimed - no records have been found of a Viennese doctor by the name she gave. They had a son she called Oskar (also spelled "Oscar"). Her scandalized family sent her to America in 1929, while her son remained in Bavaria with her parents. While staying with relatives Max and Anna Doeschel in Cincinnati, she met fellow German immigrant Philip Hahn; they married in 1930. Anna Marie briefly returned to Germany to get Oscar, then the trio set upon life as a family. Hahn allegedly began poisoning and robbing elderly men and women in Cincinnati's German community to support her gambling habit. Ernst Kohler, who died on May 6, 1933, was believed to be her first victim. Hahn had befriended him shortly before his death; he left her a house in his will. Her next alleged victim, Albert Parker, 72, also died soon after she began caring for him. Prior to Parker's death, she signed an I.O.U. for $1,000 that she borrowed from him, but after his death the document was either discarded or simply "disappeared. " Jacob Wagner 78, died on June 3, 1937 leaving $17,000 cash to his "beloved niece" Hahn. She soon began caring for 67-year-old George Gsellman, also of Cincinnati. For her service before his death July 6, 1937, she received $15,000. Georg Obendoerfer was the last to die, on August 1, 1937, after he traveled to Colorado Springs, Colorado with Hahn and her son. Police said that Obendoerfer, a cobbler, "died in agony just after Mrs. Hahn had bent over his deathbed inquiring his name, professing she did not know the man. " Her son testified at her trial that he, his mother, and Obendoerfer traveled to Colorado by train from Cincinnati together and that Obendoerfer began getting sick en route. An autopsy revealed high levels of arsenic in Obendoerfer's body, which aroused police suspicions. Exhumations of two of her previous clients revealed that they had been poisoned. Hahn was convicted after a sensational four-week trial in November 1937 and sentenced to death in Ohio's electric chair, the first woman ever to be executed in Ohio, which was carried out on December 7, 1938. Hahn professed her innocence to the end, yet her alleged 20-page written confession was discovered shortly after her death, which has to date never been authenticated by either the German authorities (she was a German citizen, and hence was supposed to be given access to the German Consulate, which she was denied). She died as she was saying the the Lord's Prayers and asking: "won't anyone help me?" "My boy, think of my baby!" Apparently not. No one would and she was the first woman put to death in Ohio in the ghastly electric chair (considered a crime against humanity in most civilized countries, but apparently not the USA), possibly also being the first innocent women put to death in Ohio. By the way, Germany and all other European Union countries, and Turkey, no longer have the death penalty. Ms. Hahn's son, Oscar, was also denied his one last request to see his Mum and say goodbye before they put her to death. Another dark cloud on the State of Ohio. No one ever thought to think that maybe, perhaps the son or someone else had poisoned these men, and not Anna Marie. She maintained her innocence to the end, even as she was put to death, the first women killed in such a inhumane way in the Bundesland (State) of Ohio. Ms. Anna Marie Hahn was buried in Mount Calvary Cemetery in Columbus and not returned to her native land, Germany.
- Anna Marie Hahn, meisjesnaam Filser was een Duits-Amerikaanse die als eerste vrouw ooit als seriemoordenaar in de Verenigde Staten geëxecuteerd werd in de elektrische stoel. Ze staat ook bekend als Arsenic Anna en Blonde Borgia.
- Анна Мэри Хэн — американская серийная убийца.
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- Anna Marie Hahn, meisjesnaam Filser was een Duits-Amerikaanse die als eerste vrouw ooit als seriemoordenaar in de Verenigde Staten geëxecuteerd werd in de elektrische stoel. Ze staat ook bekend als Arsenic Anna en Blonde Borgia.
- Анна Мэри Хэн — американская серийная убийца.
- Anna Marie Hahn war eine deutsch-amerikanische Serienmörderin, die in den USA als eine der ersten Frauen auf dem elektrischen Stuhl hingerichtet wurde. Sie wurde für den Tod von fünf Männern in der Zeit von 1932 bis 1937 verantwortlich gemacht, die, wie sich herausstellte, an Arsenvergiftung gestorben waren.
- Anna Marie Hahn (July 7, 1906 in Bavaria, Germany - December 7, 1938 at the Ohio State Penitentiary) was a German-born American serial killer. The youngest of 12 children, as a teenager she had an affair with a Viennese physician, or so she claimed - no records have been found of a Viennese doctor by the name she gave. They had a son she called Oskar (also spelled "Oscar"). Her scandalized family sent her to America in 1929, while her son remained in Bavaria with her parents.
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