Original sentence: In 2005, The Discovery Channel's three-part series Deadly Women recounted the history of Vera Renczi, portrayed through re-enactments and commentaries from FBI agents and profilers and a forensic pathologist.This would be Vera Renczi's last marriage.Vera Renczi (1903 - unknown) was a Romanian serial killer who poisoned thirty-five individuals including her husbands, lovers and one son with arsenic during the 1920s and 1930s.Vera Renczi also confessed to murdering her two husbands and her son Lorenzo.Vera Renczi was arrested and taken into police custody where she confessed to having poisoned the thirty-two men with arsenic when she suspected they had been unfaithful to her or when she believed their interest in her was waning.Vera Renczi was convicted of thirty-five murders and sentenced to life-imprisonment, where she subsequently died.Vera Renczi's first marriage was to a wealthy Bucharest businessman many years her senior and she bore him a son named Lorenzo
Edited sentence: In 2005, The Discovery Channel's three-part series Deadly Women recounted the history of Renczi, portrayed through re-enactments and commentaries from FBI agents and profilers and a forensic pathologist.Renczi also confessed to murdering her two husbands and her son Lorenzo.Renczi was arrested and taken into police custody where she confessed to having poisoned the thirty-two men with arsenic when she suspected they had been unfaithful to her or when she believed their interest in her was waning.Renczi's first marriage was to a wealthy Bucharest businessman many years her senior and she bore him a son named Lorenzo.She was convicted of thirty-five murders and sentenced to life-imprisonment, where she subsequently died.This would be her last marriage.Vera Renczi (1903 – unknown) was a Romanian serial killer who poisoned thirty-five individuals including her husbands, lovers and one son with arsenic during the 1920s and 1930s