Adulthood only deepened that spiral. Moving from state to state, she became involved in criminal activity, repeatedly crossing paths with the law. Eventually, during the late 1980s in Florida, a series of killings shocked the nation. She claimed each act was committed out of fear, but the pattern told investigators a different story. That frightened young girl would grow into Aileen Wuornos — one of the most infamous female serial offenders in American history, ultimately sentenced to death in 2002.
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