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EXECUTED!: Every Woman Executed In The USA Since 1900
EXECUTED!
Since 1900, almost 60 women have been executed in the United States, each death cloaked in the shifting shadows of justice, vengeance, and morality. These women came from every corner of the country and walked vastly different paths, but all ended at the same cold the execution chamber. Some were vilified as monsters, others quietly forgotten. A few still stir debate today—were they truly guilty, or tragic casualties of flawed trials and public hysteria?
EXECUTED! is not just a record of their final moments. It is a journey through a century of crime and consequence, exploring the women behind the headlines, the cultural forces that shaped their fates, and the evolving face of capital punishment in America. Here you’ll find infamous killers, desperate mothers, cold-blooded schemers, and those who swore their innocence to the very end.
What led them to the gas chamber, or the lethal injection table? Were they devils in disguise, or damaged souls failed by society?
This volume the first 30 unfortunates, stretching from 1946 to the most recent ececution carried out in 2023. Turn the page and meet them, one by one. Their stories are chilling, complex, and sometimes shockingly relatable. Justice may have had the final word, but EXECUTED! gives them back their voices.
Since 1900, almost 60 women have been executed in the United States, each death cloaked in the shifting shadows of justice, vengeance, and morality. These women came from every corner of the country and walked vastly different paths, but all ended at the same cold the execution chamber. Some were vilified as monsters, others quietly forgotten. A few still stir debate today—were they truly guilty, or tragic casualties of flawed trials and public hysteria?
EXECUTED! is not just a record of their final moments. It is a journey through a century of crime and consequence, exploring the women behind the headlines, the cultural forces that shaped their fates, and the evolving face of capital punishment in America. Here you’ll find infamous killers, desperate mothers, cold-blooded schemers, and those who swore their innocence to the very end.
What led them to the gas chamber, or the lethal injection table? Were they devils in disguise, or damaged souls failed by society?
This volume the first 30 unfortunates, stretching from 1946 to the most recent ececution carried out in 2023. Turn the page and meet them, one by one. Their stories are chilling, complex, and sometimes shockingly relatable. Justice may have had the final word, but EXECUTED! gives them back their voices.
286 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 13, 2025
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July 28, 2026
I initially wanted to read this book because I was curious about the subject. I made it through 3 stories before I had to stop . The author offers excuses for the crimes these women committed. Very little was said about the victims and the impact the horrific events had on the families. Of I could give less then one star I would.
February 10, 2026
Too many excuses for the murderers
The first killer in this book wasn’t a female. He decided he was transgender after raping at least two women and stabbing one to death. I couldn’t finish this book because the author was biased toward the murderers, and seemed to be making excuses as to why they committed cold blooded murder. Very little about the victims or the impact the murders had on the victims families.
The first killer in this book wasn’t a female. He decided he was transgender after raping at least two women and stabbing one to death. I couldn’t finish this book because the author was biased toward the murderers, and seemed to be making excuses as to why they committed cold blooded murder. Very little about the victims or the impact the murders had on the victims families.
November 19, 2025
No!!!
Amber McLaughlin is a MAN. He should not even be in this book. Regardless of surgery causing an byother sexual part, men and women should be designated Male or Female based on what they are born.
Carol Howell
Danville VA
Amber McLaughlin is a MAN. He should not even be in this book. Regardless of surgery causing an byother sexual part, men and women should be designated Male or Female based on what they are born.
Carol Howell
Danville VA
March 10, 2026
Was a very good book - was very sad to read about how many woman were misrepresented by lawyers and no one cared about their mental health or what caused them to commit the crimes they committed - also the gas chambers - HORRIFIC
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