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Elberta Martin, a young white female, died on May 15, 1945, as a victim of arsenic poisoning. She was one of several children poisoned by her mother, Rhonda Belle Martin, a serial killer who used arsenic to murder multiple family members over several years in Alabama. Elberta's death was initially believed to be from natural causes, as Rhonda's method of poisoning often mimicked common illnesses, allowing her crimes to go undetected for years.
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Elberta Martin
Montgomery
AL
1945
Elberta
Martin
11/22/2025
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It's deeply unsettling how someone could carry out such heinous acts within their own family. I've b... ...Read More
11/19/2023
11/19/2023
I've been diving into the details of this harrowing case, and something that truly stands out to me ... ...Read More
02/28/2023
02/28/2023
