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The Indoor Childhood Is Bad for America
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Many infamous serial killers were men. But, in the 1800s, the Smithsonian says the deadliest ones often wore corsets. So many women were arrested for serial poisoning the era is known as the “Golden Age of Arsenic.”
Smithsonian reports that many deadly serial poisoners in the 1800s were women, marking the era as the ‘Golden Age of Arsenic.’
