Albert Parker, a 72-year-old white male, was among the victims of Anna Marie Hahn, a German-born American serial killer active in Cincinnati, Ohio, during the 1930s. Hahn, known by monikers such as 'Arsenic Anna' and 'The Blonde Borgia,' targeted elderly men within the German-American community, often under the guise of providing care. Her primary motive was financial gain, driven by a gambling addiction.
In Parker's case, Hahn borrowed $1,000 from him, formalized through an I.O.U. ...
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