Dovie Dean, the last woman put to death in Clermont County
2021年10月27日 · Throughout, she exhibited no emotion, so much so, she was sent to Lima for a psychiatric examination. Doctors there noted that Mrs. Dean “doesn’t feel because she can’t.” She became known in the papers as, “The Ice Queen.” Her trial was brief. The jury took just 40 minutes to find her guilty.
Dovie Dean | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers
Dovie Blanche Dean was an American woman executed by electrocution in Ohio on January 15, 1954. Dean was convicted of putting arsenic-laced rat poison in the milk of her newlywed farmer husband, 69-year-old Hawkins Dean.
True Crime: Homicidal farmers’ wife known as ‘The Ice Queen’ …
2023年6月10日 · Mrs. Dovie Dean leaving Marysville Women's Reformatory for the ride to the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus, and then execution in the electric chair for the poison slaying...
Dovie Blanche Smarr Dean (1898-1954) - Find a Grave Memorial
Dovie Blanche Dean - a 55-year-old Clermont County mother of six and a grandmother - was executed Jan. 15, 1954. She was convicted of putting arsenic-laced rat poison in the milk of her newlywed farmer husband, 69-year-old Hawkins Dean. The couple married April 13, 1952, one day after she was divorced from her former husband who was in jail.
Not exactly a blushing bride, or weeping widow - PressReader
2023年6月11日 · Not a tear rolled down Dovie Dean’s cheeks when she learned of the death of her husband, Hawkins Dean, 68. Nor did she sob when police questioned her about the arsenic in his corpse. Dean, 53, maintained her stone-cold expression throughout her trial for his murder.
Blanche "Dovie" Dean - Row Diva
Blanche "Dovie" Dean finally confessed to poisoning her 69-year-old husband, Hawkins Dean, by putting rat poison in his milk. She tried to frame her son by a previous marriage but eventually confessed when the sheriff commented that "any woman who could accuse her son of such a crime could easily have done it herself." She said the killing took
The trial of ‘the woman who couldn’t cry’ - The Clermont Sun
2007年3月16日 · During the trial, Dovie Dean became nationally famous as “The woman who couldn’t cry.” She was described as displaying “grim silence, not smiling or crying.” When she was sent to the Lima State Prison to be tested for insanity because of her lack of reaction in court, she was declared sane after about one month’s stay.
Toddler's mother one of few women to face death penalty
2015年4月12日 · In June 1954, Betty Butler, 25, who was convicted in Hamilton County of drowning a woman, was electrocuted. Five months earlier, 55-year-old Dovie Dean was electrocuted. She was convicted in...
Dovie Dean - Robert Priseman — Google Arts & Culture
Blanche “Dovie” Dean was a 55-year-old grandmother and mother of six children, who lived in Clermont County, Ohio. She admitted to killing her 69-year-old husband, Hawkins Dean, after she put...
Daily Illini, 16 January 1954 - University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Ohio Electrocutes Poison Slayer. COLUMBUS , Ohio ( IP)—A grayhaired grandmother who slipped poison into her husbands milk died in the electric chair at Ohio Penitentiary Friday night . Mrs . Dovie Blanche Dean , 55 , was the second woman executed in Ohios penal history . The other also was convicted of poison , killing .
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