During the 1920s Mrs. Draskoczy from Pressburg (today’s Bratislava, Slovakia) got fed up with her rich husband Arpad Draskoczy and wanted to get rid of him. So she ordered a woman, disguised as a governess, to kill her husband. The governess began to poison the man’s food and started sending him steamed letters. The wife thought her husband would divorce her but he never did. Instead, he told the hired assassin to stop sending him letters and insisted that his wife would taste his food and drinks. Mrs. Draskoczy tried to convince her husband that the governess was actually a man and that he wanted to sleep with her, not with her husband. However, the hired assassin tried to tell the truth to the man, luring him in the bedroom, where she pulled out a gun and shot him.
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Before Arpad died, he was able to tell the police about the whole story. It took the authorities approximately seven hours to decode the incredible scheme before they were able to arrest Mrs. Draskoczy and the “governess” assassin.
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