She Killed for Love: The True Disturbing Case of Mary Ann Britland

Dive into one of Victorian England’s most chilling true-crime cases: the story of Mary Ann Britland, the unassuming factory worker from Ashton-Under-Lyne who became Britain’s first woman hanged at Strangways Prison in 1886. This case didn’t just end in a historic execution on 9 August 1886 — it directly led to stricter poison-control legislation in Britain and exposed the terrifying ease with which everyday substances could become weapons in the industrial towns of Lancashire. 👉 Like this video if you love true stories. 💬 Comment below: Where are you watching from? 📌 Don’t forget to Subscribe for more terrifying tales every week. Watch at your own risk. Viewer discretion is advised. Have a personal true scary or horror story? Send it to: [email protected] and Let the world hear your story. Thanks all for supporting us. #youtube #horror #serialkiller #truestory #scary #scarystories #realcrime #truecrime #MaryAnnBritland #TrueCrimeDocumentary #victorian