Original sentence: , 1560 - August 21, 1614), the Bloody Lady of Čachtice, born approximately 84 years after Vlad III Dracula died, was a Hungarian countess.1997 (fiction).Báthory reasoned that if she bathed in the blood of young virgins — and in the case of especially pretty ones, drank their blood — then she would become gloriously beautiful and strong.Her alleged collaborators were executed.She and four collaborators were accused of torturing and killing numerous girls and young women (20 - 2000 victims, depending on the source).She is considered the most famous serial killer in Slovak and Hungarian history.Various legends about her life, including the unsubstantiated rumors that she bathed in or drank the blood of servant girls, are thought by some to have been a major influence on numerous vampire myths, the Dracula story, and the trope of the sexually sadistic vampiress in particular.Website of a possible relative of Erzsebet Bathory
Edited sentence: , 1560 - August 21, 1614), the Bloody Lady of Čachtice, born approximately 84 years after Vlad III Dracula died, was a Hungarian countess and the most famous serial killer in Slovak and Hungarian history.Báthory reasoned that if she bathed in the blood of young virgins -- and in the case of especially pretty ones, drank their blood -- then she would become gloriously beautiful and strong.Cradle of Filth dedicated an entire album to the telling of this version of her life's tale.Eternal - new movie about the topic.Her collaborators were executed.It is called Cruelty and the Beast.She and four collaborators are said to have tortured and killed numerous girls and young women (20 - 2000 victims, depending on the source).She spent most of her life at the Cachtice castle.Various legends about her life, including the idea that she bathed in or drank the blood of servant girls, are thought by some to have been the origin of numerous vampire myths, the Dracula story, and the trope of the sexually sadistic vampiress in particular.WebSite of a possible relative of Erzsebet Bathory