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Cuando en una noticia hay que comunicar que una mujer ha supuestamente asesinado a su marido e hijos, a parte de su familia o que manejaba una trama de tráfico de persona, se suele ocultar entre otras noticias o directamente no se menciona. No conviene porque no apoya las políticas que mandan. Pero a lo largo de la historia, aunque son menores los casos de asesinas en serie, ocurren y son incluso más enrevesados que los cometidos por hombres. Hoy os traigo tres casos de asesinas e intento analizar por qué lo hacían, sus motivaciones y sus “modus operandi” Mujeres Asesinas en Serie: Un Análisis de la Psicopatología y Contexto Social Introducción El fenómeno de los asesinos en serie ha capturado la imaginación y la inquietud pública durante décadas, siendo un tema recurrente en la criminología, la psicología forense y la cultura popular. Aunque los asesinos en serie son predominantemente hombres, el rol de las mujeres en este ámbito es menos conocido pero igualmente fascinante. Este artículo explora el perfil, la motivación, y los casos emblemáticos de mujeres asesinas en serie, desmitificando su escasa representación y profundizando en las particularidades de su comportamiento homicida. Perfil de las Mujeres Asesinas en Serie Definición y Características Generales Una asesina en serie se define como una mujer que ha cometido múltiples asesinatos (generalmente tres o más) en un periodo prolongado, con intervalos de enfriamiento entre los crímenes. A diferencia de sus contrapartes masculinas, las mujeres asesinas en serie suelen tener métodos y motivaciones distintas, influenciadas por factores psicológicos, sociales y culturales. Características Psicológicas y Demográficas • Edad: La mayoría de las mujeres asesinas en serie comienzan sus crímenes en la edad adulta, aunque hay casos reportados de adolescentes involucradas en tales actos. • Método de Asesinato: Las mujeres tienden a utilizar métodos menos violentos físicamente, como el envenenamiento, sofocación, o la administración de medicamentos letales. Esto contrasta con la preferencia de los hombres por métodos más violentos como apuñalamientos o estrangulamientos. • Motivación: Sus motivos pueden variar desde ganancias financieras, poder, control, venganza, hasta la búsqueda de atención. El móvil financiero es particularmente común entre las mujeres asesinas en serie. Tipologías Comunes Según la clasificación de Holmes y Holmes, las mujeres asesinas en serie se dividen generalmente en las siguientes categorías: 1. Ángel de la Muerte: Trabajan en contextos de cuidado, como enfermeras o cuidadoras, y matan a sus víctimas bajo su cuidado, a menudo por una sensación de control o poder. 2. Viudas Negras: Matan a sus esposos, amantes o miembros de la familia por ganancias financieras o para librarse de relaciones problemáticas. 3. Depredadoras: Mujeres que asesinan por puro placer o gratificación personal. 4. Cómplices: Actúan en conjunto con un hombre, frecuentemente bajo su influencia o coerción. Motivaciones y Patrones de Comportamiento Motivaciones Psicológicas Las motivaciones psicológicas de las mujeres asesinas en serie son variadas y complejas: • Control y Poder: Algunas mujeres disfrutan del control absoluto que ejercen sobre la vida y la muerte de sus víctimas. • Ganancia Financiera: Este es uno de los motivos más prevalentes, donde las asesinas matan para obtener seguros, herencias o eliminar a competidores por recursos. • Venganza: El deseo de venganza puede ser un fuerte impulsor, especialmente en contextos de relaciones abusivas o traiciones percibidas. • Atención y Aceptación: En casos raros, algunas mujeres matan para obtener simpatía o atención de la comunidad. Patrones de Selección de Víctimas • Proximidad: Las víctimas suelen ser personas cercanas a las asesinas, como familiares, amigos, o pacientes. • Vulnerabilidad: Las mujeres asesinas en serie a menudo seleccionan víctimas que son percibidas como vulnerables o indefensas. Casos Emblemáticos Aileen Wuornos (Estados Unidos) Aileen Wuornos es quizás la asesina en serie más conocida de Estados Unidos. Activa entre 1989 y 1990, Wuornos mató a siete hombres en Florida. Ella alegó que actuó en defensa propia, pero los fiscales argumentaron que sus crímenes eran premeditados y motivados por el robo. Fue ejecutada en 2002. Nannie Doss (Estados Unidos) Conocida como “La Abuela Risueña”, Nannie Doss envenenó a 11 personas, incluidos cuatro de sus esposos, entre 1920 y 1954. Su modus operandi consistía en utilizar veneno para deshacerse de aquellos que la molestaban o quienes ella percibía como obstáculos para su felicidad. Dorothea Puente (Estados Unidos) Puente dirigía una pensión en Sacramento, California, donde envenenó y robó a al menos nueve ancianos y discapacitados entre 1982 y 1988. Sus crímenes fueron motivados principalmente por el deseo de robar sus cheques de asistencia social. Juana Barraza (México) Conocida como “La Mataviejitas”, Barraza fue una asesina en serie mexicana que asesinó a por lo menos 11 mujeres ancianas entre finales de los años 1990 y 2006. Su motivación parecía estar ligada a un odio hacia su madre, quien la había maltratado y abandonado. Barraza, quien también era una luchadora profesional, usaba su fuerza física para someter a sus víctimas antes de estrangularlas. Leonarda Cianciulli (Italia) Leonarda Cianciulli, apodada “La Jabonería de Correggio”, asesinó a tres mujeres en Italia entre 1939 y 1940. Creyendo que sus sacrificios humanos protegerían a su hijo en la guerra, Cianciulli utilizaba los cuerpos de sus víctimas para hacer jabón y té. Análisis de la Psicopatología Psicopatología Subyacente Las mujeres asesinas en serie a menudo presentan una compleja combinación de trastornos psicológicos, que pueden incluir: • Trastorno de Personalidad Antisocial: Caracterizado por una falta de empatía y remordimiento. • Trastorno de Personalidad Limítrofe: Puede manifestarse en impulsividad extrema y relaciones interpersonales inestables. • Psicopatía: Algunos casos muestran rasgos psicopáticos como manipulación y falta de culpa. Factores Desencadenantes Los factores desencadenantes pueden variar desde traumas de infancia, abusos sexuales o físicos, hasta la exposición a un ambiente familiar disfuncional. Estos factores, combinados con predisposiciones genéticas y biológicas, pueden contribuir al desarrollo de comportamientos homicidas. Medios y Cultura Popular Representación en los Medios La representación de mujeres asesinas en serie en los medios de comunicación y la cultura popular a menudo se centra en la dicotomía entre la percepción de la mujer como cuidadora y su capacidad para cometer actos de violencia extrema. Ejemplos incluyen: • Películas: “Monster” (2003), basada en la vida de Aileen Wuornos. • Series de TV: Episodios en programas como “Criminal Minds” y “Mindhunter” que exploran casos de asesinas en serie. • Literatura: Biografías y libros como “Lady Killers: Deadly Women Throughout History” de Tori Telfer, que examinan la vida de mujeres asesinas. Conclusión Las mujeres asesinas en serie son un fenómeno raro pero significativo que desafía las concepciones tradicionales sobre el género y la violencia. A través de un análisis de sus motivaciones, métodos y patrones, podemos obtener una comprensión más profunda de la compleja intersección entre la psicopatología y las influencias socioculturales en el comportamiento homicida. La educación, la investigación continua y la visibilización en la cultura popular son esenciales para enfrentar y comprender este fenómeno único y perturbador. 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Dive deep with us as we unravel how Leonarda's obsession with protecting her family, combined with a misguided belief in the power of the number 13, led her down a dark path of murder and macabre rituals. We'll explore the eerie quiet of Correggio, Italy, where Leonarda turned her victims into soap and tea cakes, serving a dose of horror that's hard to digest. With a narrative that's as compelling as it is horrifying, this episode promises to be a real slice of true crime history, kneaded with detail and sprinkled with the darkest of humor. So, tune in, if you dare, to discover the story of the Baker's Dozen that proved unlucky for all the wrong reasons. It's a tale that's guaranteed to leave a taste you won't soon forget.
Hosted by Jenna Swanson and Kelly DeVriesProduced and edited by Kelly DeVriesTheme music by Erik SwansonOpening music: Trieste by Josh Lippi & The OvertimersBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/odfm--5500021/support.

Dive deep with us as we unravel how Leonarda's obsession with protecting her family, combined with a misguided belief in the power of the number 13, led her down a dark path of murder and macabre rituals. We'll explore the eerie quiet of Correggio, Italy, where Leonarda turned her victims into soap and tea cakes, serving a dose of horror that's hard to digest. With a narrative that's as compelling as it is horrifying, this episode promises to be a real slice of true crime history, kneaded with detail and sprinkled with the darkest of humor. So, tune in, if you dare, to discover the story of the Baker's Dozen that proved unlucky for all the wrong reasons. It's a tale that's guaranteed to leave a taste you won't soon forget.
Hosted by Jenna Swanson and Kelly DeVriesProduced and edited by Kelly DeVriesTheme music by Erik SwansonOpening music: Trieste by Josh Lippi & The OvertimersBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/odfm--5500021/support.

La redazione di Fika vi propone da tempo le “fike del giorno”, quelle donne in grado di ispirarci, il cui operato ha cambiato il mondo in meglio. Ci sono donne che però non possono essere inserite in questa rubrica, che non possono certo essere considerate modelli da seguire, ma le cui storie vale comunque la pena raccontare.Parleremo di streghe, assassine, di donne che si rifiutano di essere solo vittime.La strega di oggi è Leonarda Cianciulli, la saponificatrice di Correggio

Welcome to another chilling episode of Dark Fringe Radio where we delve into the twisted tales of history's most notorious female figures. In this episode, we explore the lives of two women whose names are synonymous with horror and bloodshed: Leonarda Cianciulli and Elizabeth Bathory. First, meet Leonarda Cianciulli, an Italian serial killer known as the "Soap-Maker of Correggio." Join us as we unravel the sinister story of a seemingly ordinary woman who turned her home into a house of horrors. Cianciulli's gruesome crimes involved luring unsuspecting victims, turning them into soap, and baking their blood into tea cakes. Discover the motives behind her macabre acts and the shocking details that make her one of history's most infamous female murderers. Next, we delve into the blood-soaked pages of history to uncover the chilling legacy of Elizabeth Bathory, the "Blood Countess" of Hungary. With rumors of bathing in the blood of young virgins to maintain her youth, Bathory's story is shrouded in a dark tapestry of cruelty and sadism. Explore the historical context that allowed her reign of terror to persist and the horrifying details that surround her gruesome practices. Join us as we navigate the murky waters of these female killers' minds, attempting to understand the motives behind their heinous acts and the lasting impact they've had on the annals of true crime history. Dark Fringe Radio invites you to step into the shadows and explore the twisted tales that lurk beneath the surface of seemingly ordinary lives. Subscribe now for a bone-chilling journey into the dark recesses of human history. Our Website: https://darkfringeradio.com/ Contact For Guest Inquiries and Advertising: Thedarkfringe@gmail.com Watch Directly: https://youtu.be/MU_-BZwczHA

Venture through the creaking door if you dare. In this episode, JR relates the batsh*t beliefs of a devoted mother who loved her children to a fault.Welcome to northern Italy, 1939. Under the fascist stylings of Mussolini, the nation teeters on the brink of war. Leonarda Cianciulli is a humble widow determined to keep her children safe from the horrors of conflict, inflation, bad luck, indigestion and a million other enemies - small and large - anything which threatens to harm her loin's most magnificent discharges. Cianciulli has devised a divine plan to cleanse the evil from her midst. Using (dark) arts and crafts, lye, distilled water, an ax, an unhealthy dollop of OCD, and a belief system doing some massive heavy lifting, Cianciulli has almost everything she needs. She's missing one ingredient, but it's nothing she can't borrow from her neighbors.Join us by the fire for potent drinks filled with tiny umbrellas and a cannabis combo platter that will keep you tripping over your own tongue, as JR comes clean with the crew about Leonarda Cianciulli, the Soap Maker of Correggio - or Bubbles, if you're nasty.*No tea cakes were involved in the making of this episode.

As promised, Vee covers the case of Italian serial killer and cannibal, Leonarda Cianciulli. After a life full of sadness and tragedy, Cianciulli turned to human sacrifice and superstitious beliefs to keep her son safe while fighting in WWII. Not only did she murder 3 women, she baked them into teacakes and soaps that she shared with her friends and neighbors. Find out what happens with a Romani fortune teller is a little too spot on for anyone's good.

Anna Maria Cianciulli pushes the boundaries of filmmaking as an actress, director, writer and artist. Her acclaimed performance as Queen Gertrude of Denmark in Hamlet/Horatio, a feature film adaptation, was released theatrically in the summer of 2021 and is now streaming on all the major film platforms. The film has received Best Film awards at Los Angeles Film Awards, New York Cinematography Awards and Southeast Regional Film Festival; and Best Experimental Film at the Rome Independent Prisma Awards. As an actress, she has been featured in several colorful roles, which include Filomena Bene in Lifetime Network's Stealing Chanel; Sara in Change the World; and Lynne in Maladaptive Behavior.As director, her award-winning short, 33 Breaths, was shot entirely in one take and was a Single-Take Challenge finalist in 2020. Stay, which she wrote and directed, takes place in a New York City apartment comprised of a cultural diverse family of strangers, and was included in the Official Selection of Manhattan, Central Florida, and NewFilmmakers New York film festivals, and complement her other films The War in Heaven; and Bedtime. She also co-wrote Life After Her, which won the Platinum Award at the NYC Indie Film Awards in 2017, and was nominated for Best Original Screenplay and Best Actress in a Lead Role in the same year.Anna's work as a live performance and multimedia artist is vast, and consists of several installations and exhibitions such as Fashion Independence at Vanderbilt Hall; and Sa Coia, which combined dance, theatre and video projection and takes place in the island of Sardinia in 1945. As Creative Director at BdA, she has collaborated with Domenica Cameron-Scorsese, Michael and Kevin Bacon.As an acting professor, she has immersed her students in the Sanford Meisner technique, of which she has developed significant expertise; in fact, Mr. Meisner assigned her the rights to bring forth his seminal book, On Acting, in an Italian edition. She worked with Tony Danza in his rehearsals for the Joseph Gordon-Leavitt film, Don Jon. She is currently an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Film at Columbia University. In our conversation, we discuss the Italian experience in the wave of the Pandemic; her journey to film in New York City; the process of working with Sanford Meisner and developing a unique understanding of the process of acting; and the mindset behind her several films as an actress and filmmaker.Opening Credits: Ketsa - 15 Waiting-Room; 1st Contact - Unbiased View; Closing Credits: HoliznaCC0 - 4 (jazz)

In questa puntata speciale ti racconterò la storia di Leonarda Cianciulli: strega, maga, pazza, madre disperata o solo un'astuta criminale?

Part two has arrived! In the conclusion of the Leonarda Cianciulli story the THRE3 of us talk about how far she'd go to protect her favorite child, and the crimes that would catapult the famous Correggio Soap-Maker into infamy.

Yay for another two-parter! In today's episode the THRE3 of us take you to Italy to discuss the turbulent early life of Leonarda Cianciulli. She went through so many struggles as an adolescent, but seemed to be coming out on top until the fear of a curse her mother placed on her ate away at her a little too much.Book referenced in episode: 'The Curse' by Ryan Green

When it comes down to it, you want your business to find success. As it continues to grow, that's when you notice the money start to roll in. It can take a long time before you really start to see any vast improvements in the company, but sometimes the right moves and motivation early on can lead to some coveted results. On today's show, Jon Davids is joined by Frank Cianciulli, owner of a multi-million dollar entrepreneurial business starter called Wish Group. Jon and Frank talk about the essential moves to make and what to look out for you to strive early on through your career. Frank Cianciulli: The Wish Group | LinkedIn   Visit JonDavids.com for more info. And follow Jon across social: Twitter - @realjondavids (twitter.com/realjondavids) Instagram - @jon_davids (instagram.com/jon_davids) LinkedIn - @jondavids (linkedin.com/in/jondavids)

¿Fue Erzebeth Bathory la asesina en serie más prolífica de la historia con 650 muertes?, ¿quién fue Griselda Blanco conocida como “la madrina de la cocaína”?, ¿Delphine LaLaurie fue una sádica torturadora de esclavos o más bien la víctima de una conspiración? ¿Sabes la siniestra razón del por qué a Leonarda Cianciulli se le conoce como "la jabonera de Correggio”? En este episodio de Cosas Muy Importantes hablamos de Mujeres Asesinas, porque la maldad no tiene nacionalidad, ideología, edad… y tampoco género.Una producción de D+Media Agency @DplusMediaAgencyProducción EjecutivaDaniela Ormazábal y Federico CapocciEdición, montaje y música originalFederico CapocciSuscríbete a nuestro Patreon para contenido exclusivo y sorpresashttps://www.patreon.com/cosasmuyimportantes

In this episode, Elaine welcomes guest co-host Trisha to add a little creepy Italiano flavor to the show with her story of Leonarda Cianciulli, a most resourceful and neighborly serial killer you probably don't want to accept gifts from. Elaine then goes deep underground to the Hellfire Caves and tells the story of why a cute little garden accessory turned into a notorious club complete with demon worship, ghosts and .... Benjamin Franklin? SUBSCRIBE! RATE! REVIEW!Support the show on patreon.com/waitwhaaator show your appreciation by leaving a tip on: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/waitwhaaat

Women are key players in Christian music, covering a diversity of styles, from loud to soft, screams and whispers, but all with a message centered on their faith. On this episode The Antidote highlights the female generated art from numerous artists, both mainstream and underground. Listen in as we speak …

Women are key players in Christian music, covering a diversity of styles, from loud to soft, screams and whispers, but all with a message centered on their faith. On this episode The Antidote highlights the female generated art from numerous artists, both mainstream and underground. Listen in as we speak with Canadian operatic soprano, Tonia Evans Cianciulli, about her just released album, Hymns Of The Heart. 

Join Nick Lamagna on The A Game Podcast with guest Chris Cianciulli, founder of Connexx and host of the "My Mistakexx Podcast." Chris is an Amazon best selling author and an entrepreneur who has owned fitness facilities and has an extensive background of over 20 years In the fitness industry.  Chris has taken his discipline from health and wellness over to growing a successful business that is growing fast! Topics on this episode include: Success and Mistakes Owning A Business How To Connect With Your Customers Better  How To Convert More Sales Through Interaction Finding The Right Partners Having A Service First Mentality All about Connexx Networking Group Controlling Fear Taking The Right Advice Work/Life Balance Is Sacrificing Now To Build A Tomorrow The Right Thing To Do? Why Nothing Is Impossible And More! Check out Naked Warrior Recovery and please subscribe to the podcast.  See show notes for all the ways to connect with Chris and contact Nick to start doing some real estate deals together! ~ Connect with Chris Cianciulli: Website: www.getconnexx.com Podcast: My Mistakexx Podcast Instagram: Connexx on IG Instagram: Chris Cianciulli On IG Chris Cianciulli on LinkedIn Chris Cianciulli on Facebook Chris Cianciulli On Twitter --- Connect with Nick Lamagna 630.384.9443 www.NickNickNick.com Click here discounted CBD from Naked Warrior Recovery!!! Subscribe and Share If you like what you hear please leave a review by clicking here   Make sure you're subscribed to the podcast so you get the latest episodes on Platforms by Clicking Here To Subscribe Find all social media connections at Social media Links for Facebook, IG, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.

In compagnia di Carlo Lucarelli, addentriamoci nei meandri piu' oscuri della mente criminale, scovando i segreti di queste persone. Leonarda Cianciulli e' passata alla storia per aver bollito con la soda caustica i resti di alcune sue vittime, per farne del sapone.

BATON ROUGE - LSU Volleyball's Taylor Bannister was named AVCA All-Region and Raigen Cianciulli was named AVCA All-Region Honorable Mention the association announced Tuesday morning.

BATON ROUGE – Taylor Bannister was named the SEC Volleyball Player of the Week and Offensive Player of the Week and Raigen Cianciulli earned SEC Defensive Player of the Week following the Tigers' series sweep over Georgia.

Before Zoom, when you wanted to meet with a group of people remotely, you used a teleconferencing service. If you lived in Canada during the early 2000s, you probably used one of Frank Cianciulli's lines. 

Leonarda Cianciulli è stata una serial killer italiana, passata alla storia come "la saponificatrice di Correggio" per aver ucciso, tra il 1939 e il 1940, tre donne e averne occultato i cadaveri facendole a pezzi e sciogliendole nella soda caustica. Leonarda Cianciulli nasce a Montella, nella provincia campana di Avellino, il 14 aprile 1894. Le cronache di allora la raccontano come una donna socievole che aveva avuto una vita difficile: l’infanzia povera in un paese dell’Irpinia, qualche piccola truffa per sopravvivere, tre aborti, dieci figli morti in fasce e una madre che aveva osteggiato il suo matrimonio ed in punto di morte aveva maledetto lei e tutta la sua prole.  Il 23 luglio del 1930 un violento terremoto colpisce l’Irpinia e Leonarda Cianciulli si trasferisce con il marito Raffaele Pansardi a Correggio, in provincia di Reggio Emilia, dove si guadagna un discreto benessere e una certa fama commerciando in abiti e mobili usati, leggendo le carte e preparando amuleti e pozioni per donne del paese che frequentano numerose la sua casa. A far scattare la follia omicida è, come scrive lei stessa nel suo lungo memoriale, la defunta madre Emilia che le appare in sogno minacciosa e terribile; per Leonarda Cianciulli è un segnale evidente: uno dei suoi figli sta per perdere la vita. Nella sua mente malata si fa strada un’unica soluzione possibile: compiere sacrifici umani per placare il demone della madre. Rinchiusa in carcere in attesa del processo, scrive le sue memorie in cui racconta minuziosamente i delitti, di come aveva sezionato i corpi, la bollitura nella cucina di casa per fare sparire ogni traccia, e ripete che la sua unica intenzione era di fare sacrifici umani propiziatori per salvare i figli dalla maledizione della madre. Con la fine della guerra, il caso della Saponificatrice di Correggio occupa le prime pagine dei giornali nazionali e internazionali, il fatto è clamoroso e il 12 giugno 1946, in un clima di grande attesa, molte persone affollano l’aula della Corte d’Assise di Reggio Emilia per il processo dell’anno. La donna, con un colpo di teatro, si addossa tutta la responsabilità degli omicidi e chiede l’allontanamento del figlio Giuseppe dalla gabbia degli imputati. L’accusa insiste con l’omicidio a scopo di rapina ma si oppone la difesa che chiede l’infermità mentale. La Cianciulli per tutti gli interrogatori non smetterà mai di affermare che lei non ha ucciso per interesse ma per allontanare l’incubo della morte dai suoi figli. Il dibattimento del caso Cianciulli dura una decina di udienze e si conclude il 20 luglio 1946: 30 anni per la saponificatrice con il beneficio della semi-infermità mentale, e assoluzione per Giuseppe Pansardi, per insufficienza di prove. Sentenza confermata poi in Cassazione. Leonarda Cianciulli passerà il resto della la sua vita nei manicomi criminali di Aversa, Perugia e Pozzuoli, dove farà sempre di tutto per rimanere. Continuerà a cucinare dolci prelibati che nessuno assaggerà, a leggere le carte e a predire il futuro alle detenute come aveva fatto nella sua casa di Correggio e a scrivere lunghe lettere agli amatissimi figli. A 76 anni, il 15 ottobre del 1970, Leonarda Cianciulli muore per un’emorragia cerebrale ed il suo cadavere viene sepolto in una fossa comune del cimitero di Pozzuoli. Entra a far parte della nostra community seguendo Blu Notte su Instagram e Twitter e iscriviti al canale Telegram per rimanere sempre aggiornato sulle prossime puntate cliccando su questi link: • Twitter: http://twitter.com/BluNottePodcast • Instagram: instagram.com/blu.notte.podcast • Telegram: https://t.me/BluNottePodcast Inoltre, se vuoi sostenere il podcast e dare un contributo essenziale per aumentare la qualità dell’audio, visita la lista lista dei desideri che ho creato su Amazon: https://www.amazon.it/hz/wishlist/ls/16XLE7ST4CEG4?ref_=wl_share

Leonarda Cianciulli was born in Montella, Avellino on November 14th, 1893.In 1917, Cianciulli married a registry office clerk, Raffaele Pansardi. Her parents did not approve of the marriage, as they had planned to marry her to someone else. Cianciulli claimed that when this happened, the couple moved away. Because of this, her mother cursed them. Cianciulli had seventeen pregnancies during her marriage, but lost three of the children to miscarriage; ten more died in their youth. She was heavily protective of the four surviving children. Her fears were fueled by a warning she had received some time earlier from a fortune teller, who said that she would marry and have children, but that all of the children would die. Of course, she immediately thought it had been the curse her mother put on her and her husband. In 1939, Cianciulli’s eldest son, Giuseppe, was to join the Italian army in preparation for World War II. Giuseppe was her favorite child, and she was determined to protect him at all costs. She came to the conclusion that in order to keep him safe, she needed human sacrifices. She said this was told to her by another psychic. She found her victims in three middle-aged women, all neighbors. You may be wondering where the title for this infamous (and first) Italian female serial killer came from... Sources for this episode:  Wikipedia Murderpedia sites.psu.edu Thefamouspeople.com Medium.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

BATON ROUGE – LSU Volleyball's Raigen Cianciulli earned SEC Defensive Player of the Week and Karli Rose was named SEC Setter of the Week following two matches hosting Arkansas last week, the league office announced Monday afternoon.

La storia di Leonarda Cianciulli, conosciuta come la Saponificatrice di Correggio ce l'hanno richiesta e finalmente ci addentriamo in una storia tutta italiana. Leonarda non era cattiva, anzi, era solo un po' superstiziosa e per amore di madre ha fatto cose terribili ed è stata felice di pagare per questo e di salvare l'amato figlio Giuseppe, a costo di passare 30 anni in manicomio e di morire da sola. --------- Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/crimeandcomedy Youtube: https://youtu.be/Fc9M9qdTqQ4 Tutti i Podcast: https://link.chtbl.com/CrimeandComedy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crimeandcomedy.podcast/ Telegram: https://t.me/crimeandcomedy Sito: https://www.crimeandcomedy.it Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/crimeandcomedy/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPHKHNSQwpIDrIoL5zZxvLw Instagram: Clara Campi: https://www.instagram.com/claracampicomedy/ Marco Champier: https://www.instagram.com/mrchreddy/ Enrico Veronica: https://www.instagram.com/sbadabanksy/ Caricature - Giorgio Brambilla: https://www.instagram.com/giorgio_brambilla_bookscomedy/ Capitoli: (00:00:00) | Intro (00:00:47) | Sigla (00:01:01) | La Saponificatrice di Correggio e il suo Memoriale (00:04:45) | L'infanzia di Leonarda Cianciulli (00:10:34) | Norina e Nardina: le due personalità di Leonarda (00:11:48) | Le maledizioni, il matrimonio e i figli (00:15:44) | La Strega Buona e il Malocchio (00:17:49) | Norma, l'ultima figlia di Leonarda si ammala (00:15:44) | La Strega Buona e il Malocchio (00:19:41) | Il terremoto dell'Irpinia e il trasferimento a Correggio (00:24:19) | Teh con i pasticcini e presagi di sventura (00:26:37) | una vita per una vita (00:27:27) | Faustina Setti: la prima vittima (00:33:36) | Leonarda contro il commissario Serrao: il cannibalismo (00:34:47) | Clementina Soavi: la seconda vittima (00:38:13) | Leonarda Cianciulli sceglie le vittime (00:40:23) | Virginia Cacioppo: la terza vittima (00:44:04) | Albertina Fani: l'eroina della storia (00:45:57) | Le prove contro Leonarda Cianciulli (00:51:39) | L'arresto e il processo a Leonarda Cianciulli (00:56:36) | Ma che mi importa della condanna (00:59:14) | La Leggenda, il processo e la morte di Leonarda Cianciulli (01:01:56) | La triste storia di Leonarda Cianciulli (01:07:55) | Confessioni di un'Anima Amareggiata (01:09:27) | Gran Bollito, il film su Leonarda Cianciulli (01:12:10) | La personalità della Cianciulli e un libro sulla sua storia (01:16:30) | Il riepilogo Comico del Dott. Enri Veronica (01:20:06) | Titoli di coda Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A quote from Winston Churchill says that success is stumbling from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm. It is also the same for leadership. In an ideal world, a great leader is 100% ready to handle the day to day challenges that arise and lead their team with confidence. In reality, however, this rarely happens as most leaders receive very little leadership training before stepping into their first leadership role. On today’s podcast, Chris Cianciulli chats with Alicia Couri about leadership and how sometimes one eases into the role through trial and error. Chris is the Founder of CONNEXX and the Creator of the My Mistakexx Podcast.

Leonarda Cianciulli, conosciuta come la Saponificatrice di Correggio, uccise tre sue conoscenti.Per smaltire i cadaveri, ne fece sapone. La sua storia è talmente incredibile da essere ancora, a distanza di molti anni dagli eventi, oggetto di studio. La motivazione che spinse Leonarda a commettere gli omicidi, infatti, merita attenzione.

Dream Job Ready Episode 28: Mike Cianciulli (Sports Producer at Red Bull Media House)."Your first job is not going to be your best job," replies Mike when I ask him the Listener Question of the Week.How would you like to work for Red Bull? In this episode, Sports Producer Mike Cianciulli shares some great advice and tips about getting a job at the global drinks giant, as well as explaining why he's as stoked to work there today as he was when he first started with the brand 4 years ago.Mike's had a couple of dream jobs during his career, including a long stint as a content creator at surf forecasting and media site, Surfline. After some time off to travel and explore the world, Mike found a job advertisement for Red Bull, applied, interviewed, accepted and hasn't looked back. In this episode he explains how his first Red Bull Media House role was potentially a step sideways in his career but how it was always a step up in opportunity and circumstance.Here's a breakdown of the episode:0.40sec: Mike breaks down his role and responsibilities at Red Bull Media House.1.30min: We talk about the power of Red Bull's marketing resources, brand plan and media network.2.40min: We talk about the investment and scale Red Bull puts in to its Media House, and Mike talks about the continual learning and training he gets on the job.4.30min: Discussing the onboarding process at Red Bull and the brand's infectious culture.5.15min: Mike talks about how his career transitioned Surfline to holiday travel to Red Bull.10.00min: Mike shares advice about managing change, transition, re-organisation and role moves in the work place.12.00min: We discuss mindset and approach to interviewing and job applications, as well as the benefits of having recommendations and references on the inside.14.30min: We discuss addressing your experience and lack thereof during the interview process.17.48min: The importance of being prepared during a job application process and knowing your purpose.18.45min: Mike gives advice about sharing your plans for growth and goals.19.30min: We discuss some of Mike and Red Bull Media House's best and froth-worthy work.22:00min: We discuss inspiration and ideas.23.23min: Listener Question of the Week... Rachel asked "Did your first job teach you anything that is still important today?"26:30min: Mike explains how he got his first dream job with Surfline and how he worked his way up with the company.32:00min: I ask Mike where he thinks sports and content production is going "next" and what has him excited.34:00min: Mike's final thoughts on following your passion...Thanks for listening! If you'd like to financially support this podcast series, please make a contribution via https://supporter.acast.com/dream-job-ready-1. Please connect with Dream Job Ready via our socials:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/dreamjobreadyTwitter / @dreamjobreadyFacebook / @dreamjobreadyInstagram / @dreamjobreadyAnd feel free to Email me your questions on: dreamjobreadypodcast@gmail.com.As always, a huge thanks to University of Wollongong for their ongoing support and assistance! Follow UOW on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/school/university-of-wollongong/Want to connect with Mike? Hit him up on LinkedIn (tell him you listened to this podcast)....Music: ‘Funky Sunday’ composed and performed by my former music teacher, Mark Matthews.Copyright 2020 | RemarkableSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/dream-job-ready-1. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today, the crew welcomes Strength & Conditioning Coach Chris Cianciulli of Connexx and The My Mistakexx Podcast. After the guys discuss highlights of their weekly workouts, the gang interviews Chris. He talks about his start in bodybuilding and his passion for the gym. He then details his life in training, working with elite professional and collegiate athletes and his recent transition into business and podcasting. After a fascinating hour with Chris, the guys throw out some new gym hitters and The Book of the Week.

This week on Spooky In-Laws, Ash talked about the Italian Murderer who would maker her victims into soap, and Shane goes over the horrors of Pennhurst School and Hospital!

Business and Networking are some of the hottest topics these days. We're here with Chris Cianciulli of Connexx today to talk about his experiences in different business industries and the importance of networking! Come join us and bring your questions! "Networking and Business" with Chris Cianciulli (Candid Convo's with Celia Werner Ep 43) GetConnexx.com, Chris Cianciulli on FB for LIVE videos daily https://www.facebook.com/chris.cianciulli Instagram https://www.instagram.com/connexx_/ They can also learn about business experience https://mymistakexx.buzzsprout.com/ Follow Celia on Social Media: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMuPay6sJrvomM1uS9zMyAg Facebook: bit.ly/39hCSF7 Personal Instagram: bit.ly/3bn81cb aka @Celia_Werner Business Instagram: bit.ly/2SdLIyh aka @CeliaWernerProductions Website: www.CeliaWernerProductions.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/Celia_Werner LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/celia-werner-03639851/ TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/q1PuLg/ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/…/candid-convos-wit…/id1506644183 Spotify Podcasts: https://open.spotify.com/show/5sBrdQA37fcmM0vujGDYf5

Cette petite série en confinement arrive bientôt à son terme et aujourd'hui on appelle Luca Cianciulli du restaurant Moccione à Montréal. Si vous aviez écouter son épisode de la saison 1 du podcast, vous devez vous souvenir d'un Luca dynamique et impulsif en pleine ascension avec son nouveau restaurant dans Villeray. Et bien notre conversation en confinement m'a vraiment surpris et vous allez l'entendre, c'est un Luca qui prend les choses avec beaucoup de philosophie que j'ai retrouvé le temps d'un facetime.L'instagram de l'émission :https://www.instagram.com/labouchepleinepodcast/ Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Opening up to turn of the twentieth century Italy, this story follows the very superstitious Leonarda Cianciulli. Balancing her love for her children, her mental illness, and her very spiritual mindset, Cianciulli killed three women of her neighborhood as human sacrifices. Here is our list of sources: http://murderpedia.org/female.C/c/cianciulli-leonarda.htm https://allthatsinteresting.com/leonarda-cianciulli https://sites.psu.edu/sierrasspace/2015/09/27/leonarda-cianciulli/ https://genius.com/Church-of-misery-confessions-of-an-embittered-soul-leonarda-cianciulli-lyrics --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/crimetimepodcast/message

Check out our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/scarymysteries Buy awesome original shirts made by Scary Mysteries https://newdawnfilm.com/scary-mysteri... Subscribe for Weekly Videos here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiE8 _________________________________________________________ 4 Horrific Killers You’ve Never Heard About You might know of the Ted Bundy’s and the John Wayne Gacy’s of the world, but there are some killers - equally ruthless - you might not have heard of. These are 4 Horrific Killers You’ve Never Heard About. 4. Vlado Taneski In 2005, a local woman, Mitra Siljanovska, from Kičevo, Macedonia, was reported missing. When her body was found, it was revealed she had been raped, beaten then strangled with a phone cord. Her body was dismembered, wrapped in a plastic bag then placed in a dump in Kičevo. As luck would have it, it was freelance crime reporter, Vlado Taneski’s hometown. Taneski wrote an impressive story about the murder, wowing readers with detail and information. 3. Arthur Shawcross It all began with a criminal streak of arson. Borne in Maine in 1945, Arthur Shawcross grew up in a bad family situation. According to him, he was molested by his aunt at 9, experimented with homosexuality and bestiality by 11 and had sexual relations with his sister in high school. Later he joined the army and claimed to have seen combat in Vietnam when in truth he didn’t. He later married twice. And it was his second wife who said Shawcross had a penchant for starting fires, and derived “sexual enjoyment” from it. 2. Leonarda Cianciulli Known as the “Soap-Maker of Correggio”, Leonarda Cianciulli from Italy is one ruthless woman. Growing up in Montella di Avellino, Cianciulli had an unhappy childhood. She received little love from her mother because she was born as a result of a rape. As a young woman, she had her palm read and was told she would marry but all of her children would die. When she got married, it was to a local registry clerk, but her parents strongly disapproved of the union. She believed that during their marriage her mother cursed her and doomed her to a life of misery. 1. Rodney Alcala Born as Rodrigo Jacques Alcala Buquor, his family was originally from San Antonio, Texas before their father moved them to Mexico in 1951. But three years later, his father left the family and his mother took him and his siblings to Los Angeles. At 17, he joined the U.S. Army, serving as a clerk, but was later discharged after a nervous breakdown. He had gone AWOL and hitchhiked his way home. He then went to UCLA School of Fine Arts after his discharge.

I walked on set for my first episode of Bar Rescue and was greeted by an intense smiling face. Little did I know, twelve years later, she would not only be an integral part of my business but also a friend. JoAnn Cianciulli, a native New Yorker who studied film, made the move to Los […] The post Duffified Live: Culinary Producer JoAnn Cianciulli appeared first on Radio Influence.

Today on the show we are graced with the presence of opera singer, author, and artist mentor Tonia Evans Cianciulli. Around hearing Tonia's story and roots of how she stumbled into opera music at a young age, we learn all about her new book "The Heart's Obsession" that showcases legendary east coast songstress Georgina Stirling. Also like most of these episodes we dive beyond the surface of Tonia's craft, talk about life, while getting an in depth look into the world of opera music.

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With industry competition increasing, it’s more important than ever for agents to find unique business sources. On today’s show, Mark Cianciulli of The CREM Group discusses his most profitable source of real estate business: probate sales. Listen and learn how to carve out a place for yourself in the probate niche. In addition to advice on getting started with probate sales, Mark offers tips on generating probate leads, building relationships with attorneys, and more. Sponsors  Rebus University – Get Over $10,000 in Real Estate Training for as Little as $97 at  futureofrealestatetraining.com  MyOutDesk – Book a FREE Business Strategy Session and See How to Grow Your Business with the Help of a Virtual Assistant at  myoutdesk.com FREE Resources for Real Estate Agents   Join the FREE Agent Success Toolbox and Get Immediate Access to Over 200 Real Estate Downloads Claim Your FREE Copy of Pat Hiban’s Best-Selling Book: 6 Steps to 7 Figures Claim Your FREE Copy of Tribe of Millionaires by Pat Hiban and David Osborn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Luca Cianciulli est le chef co-propriétaire avec sa compagne Maxime du restaurant Moccione qui a ouvert ses portes en 2018 dans Villeray. Je l'ai retrouvé un samedi matin dans les premiers jours de l'été pour parler avec lui de son enfance, son plaisir à la destruction, son éducation main de fer à l'italienne et les secrets de ses deux grand mères italiennes. À la fin de l'émission, Luca va cuisiner un plat de sa grand mère vraiiiment spécial : âme sensible s'abstenir.Retrouvez toutes les photos de l'épisode sur l'Instagram de l'émission :https://www.instagram.com/labouchepleinepodcast/Moccione :https://www.instagram.com/moccione_villeray/Bonne écoute! Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Leonarda Cianciulli ha avuto un’infanzia difficile nell’Irpinia dei primi del Novecento. Maledetta da una madre che la rinnega e da una zingara che le annuncia la morte di tutti i suoi figli, dopo decine di aborti riesce a mettere al mondo tre maschietti e una femminuccia.Dedita all’arte dei tarocchi e a piccoli riti di stregoneria, la donna è continuamente tormentata da incubi in cui i suoi figli sono minacciati da spiriti maligni e negativi. Con l’avvento della Seconda Guerra Mondiale la Cianciulli, che intanto si è trasferita nella ricca cittadina di Correggio, si convince che sacrificare vite umane a Dio è l’unico modo per impedire al figlio maggiore di essere convocato al fronte. E così è ispirata a realizzare un tremendo piano diabolico con tanto di sorpresa finale…

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Born in Montella Italy in the 1920’s.  As a young child tried to commit suicide twice. She married Raffaele Pansardi and in 1930 they moved to Correggio where she opened a small shop. She was very popular and well-respected within her neighborhood. She had 17 pregnancies, three of which resulted in miscarriages and ten died as kids. Only four survived to adulthood. In 1939 her eldest son Giuseppe, was to be enlisted in the military to serve in WWII. Giuseppe was her favorite child and Cijanciulli wanted to save him. She went to see a fortune teller to figure out how to save him who told her “In your right hand I see prison and in your left a criminal asylum.” She took this to mean that she needed human sacrifice to save her son. Her first victim was Faustina Setti. She invited Setti over under the guise of finding her a husband. Cianciulli had Setti write letters to her family, telling them that she would be leaving to visit her potential husband.  Then, she subdued Setti with drugged wine and murdered her with an axe. She cut Setti into 9 pieces and gathered her blood. Below is Cianciulli’s statement for what she did to the body: “I threw the pieces into a pot, added seven kilos of caustic soda, which I had bought to make soap, and stirred the mixture until the pieces dissolved in a thick, dark mush that I poured into several buckets and emptied in a nearby septic tank. As for the blood in the basin, I waited until it had coagulated, dried it in the oven, ground it and mixed it with flour, sugar, chocolate, milk, and eggs, as well as a bit of margarine, kneading all the ingredients together. I made lots of crunchy tea cakes and served them to the ladies who came to visit, though Giuseppe and I also ate them.” Cianciulli then took Setti’s life savings, which she would have received for setting the woman up with a husband. Victim two was Francesca Soavi. Cianciulli took the same steps as she did with Setti- she told Soavi that she had found her a teaching job, had her write letters and then murdered her and baked her into teacakes. Her mistake was with her third victim,  Virginia Cacioppo. Cacioppo was a retired soprano and Cianciulli promised her a job. Her mistake was that Cacioppo’s sister in law was curious and caught on, telling the police what she knew and eventually leading them to Cianciulli’s door. She denied it until the police began to suspect her son, Giuseppe, at which point she confessed. After a short trial she was sentenced to 33 years and spent three in an asylum.  During her final year in prison she died of a cerebral apoplexy. This was in 1970 at age 79. A link to the John Oliver The Wax and the Furious.

Leonarda Cianciulli ชาวอิตาเลียนที่มีชีวิตอยู่ระหว่างวันที่ 18 เมษายน พ.ศ. 2437 ถึง 15 ตุลาคม พ.ศ. 2513 รวม 76 ปี 1 ใน 76 ปีที่เธอมีชีวิตอยู่นั้นมีความสำคัญยังไง เกิดเหตุอะไรที่เราถึงได้ต้องยกมาพูดถึง “La saponificatrice di Correggio” กับระยะเวลาไม่ถึง 1 ปีดี และผู้หญิงอีก 3 คน Cianciulli จะเป็นเหยื่อ หรือเป็นฆาตกร? มาฟังและลุ้นไปพร้อม ๆ กัน กับ #ดอบร ตอนที่ 4 ดำเนินรายการโดยพี่แก๊งและแนทเต้ ในรายการ Death & Berries เรื่องราวเกี่ยวกับฆาตกรที่คุณฟังก่อนนอนได้ ♡ ติดตามความเคลื่อนไหว และพูดคุยกับเราได้ที่ทวิตเตอร์ @DeathandBerries

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Die italienische Serienmörderin Leonarda Cianciulli war eine Meisterin, die Sehnsucht anderer für sich selbst auszunutzen. Dabei zeigte sie keinerlei Skrupel oder Mitgefühl, aber eine Menge Phantasie. Wenn Sie unseren Podcast unterstützen oder an der Soko Holmes teilnehmen möchten (bitte den zu verwendenen Namen angeben) -> https://www.paypal.me/krimikiosk / Impressum der Sendung.  Musik Stephen Ross http://www.stephenross.live Quellenangaben: http://bit.ly/Cianciulli

Frank Cianciulli of the Wish Groups tells us about the dreaded day he told his parents that he wasn’t going to be a lawyer and much more!

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