Welcome to edition 20 of our Killin' L. Phillip Podcast with me, Rachel Feibun and

Kerry Pritchapa claim. Just before we start, we'll do our usual disclaimer. This isn't

a hero worship, we have strong father figures in our lives. We do this podcast because we

have a mutual interest in serial killers and as long as we're doing this, it stops us

from writing to the moon prison. Episode 20. Number 20, we quite like it on the

intro how you said 20. Did I? You said 20. So I was expecting a 20. 20. Well you know,

I start off professional and by the end it'll be effing and blinding. So let's see how it

goes. Well we decided to do a woman, didn't we? And it's quite hard to find a good woman

as I'm sure many men's rights activists will be telling soon. And many many listens to

this might be it. But it's hard to what I mean is it's hard to find an interesting female

serial killer because they're all baby farmers or poisonous. Which this one was but she's

got a bit of a puncture. Yeah. Oh, they're always if they don't often operate on the

realm. Yeah. They usually with someone else. Yeah pressure. Yeah. So she's interesting.

And her name is Tilly Climek. Yeah. Othley is her name but she went by the name of Tilly.

So she was born in, well she did how many victims? There's no of nine but they think it was

anywhere up to 20. Yeah. Which is debatable because they might have launched a lot in and

just go now. I'll just get rid of that. There was a lot of killing going on at the time

which we'll get to in a second. So I think that she quite a lot was passed off on her.

Although I think there's a fair few dogs to add to that count as well. Definitely. Not a

dog lover although gradey would not like this woman. She was born in 1876. She was Polish

immigrant. Yeah. She was born in Poland obviously and she was the first one of the first wave

of Polish immigrants to go over to America. They were called Zaszelebin. Yeah sorry if there's

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