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Rhonda Belle Thomley Martin, a white female born in 1907 in Alabama, was a waitress in Montgomery who became one of the most notorious female serial killers in American history. Her crimes spanned from 1937 to 1951 and involved the poisoning of close family members, including her own children, husbands, and mother. Her method of murder was arsenic poisoning, often administered through rat poison.
Among her victims was her daughter, Rhonda Belle Thomley, a white female, who died on May 15, ...Read More
Among her victims was her daughter, Rhonda Belle Thomley, a white female, who died on May 15, ...Read More
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Rohonda Belle Thomley
Female
Montgomery
AL
1951
Rohonda
Belle Thomley
11/16/2025






