Forensic Files

The hunt for the Little Old Lady Killer

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  • Oct 8, 2022
  • 40:29
  • Full Episode

Case 226: El Mataviejitas

In 2003, 12 elderly women were killed in their homes in Mexico City. Most were strangled and robbed. Fears arose that a serial killer was on the loose, with the media dubbing the perpetrator ‘El Mataviejitas’ - The Little Old Lady Killer.

Police initially dismissed the serial killer notion, until the victim count continued to rise and the evidence became too strong to ignore...

CREDITS

Narration – Anonymous Host Research & writing – Holly Boyd Creative direction – Milly Raso Production and music – Mike Migas Music – Andrew D.B. Joslyn

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Brief Summary

The episode covers the capture of serial killer Juana Baraza, who targeted elderly women in Mexico City, and the failures of law enforcement.

Key points

  • The Disappearance of Matthew Lon. Matthew Lon's disappearance sparks concern and suspicion towards his partner, Michael Atkins.
  • The Capture of El Matava Heus. The shocking reveal that the notorious killer was a woman named Juana Baraza.
  • Juana's Confession. Juana confessed to murdering Anna Maria Reyes, revealing her deep-seated hatred for elderly women.
  • Hanana's Traumatic Childhood. Hanana's abusive upbringing led to a cycle of violence and despair in her life.
  • Juana's Long Sentence. Juana Barazza was sentenced to 759 years in prison, the longest in Mexican history.
  • Unsolved Murders. Over 30 murders of elderly women remain unsolved, raising public fear and concern.

Tension

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