7 minutes agoThe story of two sisters who entered Guinness because of serial killings
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)From the 1950s to the mid 1960s, Delphina and María de Jeús González developed “Rancho El Ángel”, also known as the “Poli of hell”, are involved at least 91 killings. In fact, sisters are in the Guinness book like “The most productive collaboration of killers”. Both women were born from a poor family [...]
Both women were born from a poor family, and their father, Isidores, was an authoritarian and violent man. By the time of Mexican President Porfirio Diaz, he was a member of the gendarmerie. Isdro often lost control and patience because of the power given him. When he saw that his daughters were not well dressed and painted, he locked them up in the detention center to tell you “a lesson”. After a murder committed, Torres had many enemies in the area, and his wife and daughters moved to Guanajuato.
Wanting to escape the poverty they had in their childhood, when the two sisters grew up, they decided to open a bar and a home of tolerance, known as the “Pornano of Ferry”
In January 1964, Cataline Ortega, a young woman who had been forced to work for both sisters, managed to escape and asked the authorities for help. The unprecedented horror of girls, some of whom were minors and virgins offered for sale, had sparked strong reactions in Mexico.
Both sisters searched the province to find the most beautiful girls who would be “working for them. The sisters offered them jobs as household helpers or waitresses. Both interacted sophisticatedly and were always able to kidnap the girls they wanted.
Girls who went on employment purposes were abused and forced to satisfy their customers ' sexual desires. If the girls were sick, they or abused by repeated rape, they simply... were killed.
Police officials in the home of tolerance of two sisters discovered the remains of at least 91 troops, 80 women, 11 men and several embryos.
Polls revealed that sisters also killed their wealthy clients. When asked to provide an explanation for death, one of them said: “He didn't find the food to be delicious.
In 1964 the González sisters were sentenced to 40 years in prison. Delphine died in prison, and María disappeared after she was released.
In 2002, workers who were building in the area, near the “Poli of Ferret”, found parts of 20 different human skeletons. According to the Authorities, they were probably buried in the public house area and were their victims.
