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Philip Hahn, geboren 2009, ist Deutschlands erfolgreichster Nachwuchspianist, Komponist, Dirigent und Schauspieler. Im Kinofilm "IL BOEMO" spielte er 2022 die Rolle des jungen W.A. Mozart.
Philip Hahn plays Felix Mendelssohn Piano Concerto Nr. 1 in G minor op. 25 with Maestro Volodimyr Sirenko and the Ukraine State Philharmonic Orchestra during...
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About. An American serial killer who poisoned and robbed elderly victims. Before Fame. She was sent to America by her family after having an illegitimate child. Trivia. She was sentenced to death by electric chair in Ohio. Family Life. She married Philip Hahn, also a German immigrant, before becoming a murderer. Associated With.
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- July 7, 1906
- Germany
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- Biography
- Crime
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- Trial
- Sentencing
- Death
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Anna Marie Hahn, nicknamed "the Blonde Borgia," preyed on elderly victims in Cincinnati and became the nation's first female serial killer to be executed in the electric chair by the state of Ohio.
Anna Marie Filser was born in Bavaria, Germany; the youngest of 12 children. Several stories exist of a relationship between Anna and a Viennese physician. One alleges that as a teenager, she had an affair with this physician and became pregnant. Her scandalized family sent her to America in 1929 at the age of 23, while her son remained in Bavaria ...
A master chef of potions, Anna stealthily poisoned each of her clients. She tallied more than ten murders in a span of five years. Her killing spree began with Ernest Koch, a lively man with no apparent health issues who unexpectedly died on May 6, 1933. Anna befriended Koch shortly before his death and apparently compelled him to bequeath his hous...
An autopsy revealed high levels of arsenic in Obendoerfer's body. This alerted police to potential foul play, at which time, they ordered the exhumations of two of Anna's previous clients. These exhumations also revealed that each had been poisoned. Detectives waited in Cincinnati for Anna with arrest warrants in hand. After searching her home, one...
After a sensational four week trial, Anna was convicted of murder in November 1937. The jury took less than 3 hours to decide her guilt and offered no recommendation for mercy. The jury realized later what a historic moment this would be for Ohio. The jury's decision to not offer a recommendation for mercy meant that Anna would automatically be sen...
On November 10, 1937, Anna was brought before Judge Bell who formally sentenced her to death by electrocution. She maintained her innocence even as the Judge announced her fate. As her execution date drew near, Anna pleaded her case with anyone who would listen. Very few were interested in showing her mercy. On December 1, 1938, Anna was transferre...
On the evening of December 7, 1938, at the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus,OH, Anna Marie Hahn was executed for her crimes. At 8:13pm she was pronounced dead Anna's son Oscar eventually settled into a foster care family in the Midwest and lived a fairly normal life. He also served in the Navy during the World War II. Anna Marie Hahn is buried in Moun...
- July 7, 1906
- December 7, 1938
Anna Hahn was a German Native from Bavaria who immigrated to America at the age of 21 in 1927, sent to America by her parents, shunned by family out of shame. As a teenager she had given birth to an illegitimate son named Oscar. She settled in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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When she returned in 1930 for her 5-year-old son, she was engaged to Philip Hahn, who adopted Oskar as his own. The new family tried to open a few businesses, but the Great Depression ensured...
