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The first investigative investigation began in March 1610. Soon after the Palatine Juraj Turzo received it on December 29, 1610, in Čachtice, the courthouse in the Byzantine mansion on top of the assistants Elizabeth Batori began on January 2, 1611. The judiciary corps of this interesting criminal case sentenced the assassins to the death penalty. Elizabeth Batori had never been in court before her, and she could not blame her. Witnesses executed immediately after the hearing without the possibility of further interviewing. In the judgment, he only remembers Elizabeth Batori's so much that he left her at the prison in Čachtice Castle, where she stayed until her death in 1614. It is alleged to be preserved in the chaotic church.

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The girls were burning with candles, burning iron, squeezing the needles, sipping cold water into the frost. She did not always kill them. Witnesses said they saw the girls also burned that they could not get into a carriage. Torture also celebrated Christmas.The girls were burning with candles, burning iron, squeezing the needles, sipping cold water into the frost. She did not always kill them. Witnesses said they saw the girls also burned that they could not get into a carriage. Torture also celebrated Christmas

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She have 5 children :Anna, Katarina, Ursula, Andrew, and Paul. Ursula and Andrew died as children. In 1604, Anna released her for Mikuláš (VI) Zrínskeho.

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The husband of František Nadasda was like Elizabeth, also of the Magnificent family. He was the main robe in the stools

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her parents were Juraj Bátori from the line of the Batori family and Anna Bátori from the Somlyov line (marriage to Juraj Batori was her third).

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Boratovci owned large estates in Hungary, especially in Sedmohradsko. Their ancestor Vid in the Erectic Mash killed the dragon according to the legend, so they have three dragon teeth. In the 14th century their family was divided into two branches: Ecetic and Smolyov.

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Čachtický Castle (another historical name: Chehte) today is a ruin of a castle on a limestone-dolomitic hill (375 m above sea level) in Čachtický Kras, Malé Karpatoch between the towns of Čachtice and Višňová.

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Called Cachacek, was the Hungarian Count. It is considered the most famous mass murderer in Slovak and Hungarian history.

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Alzbeta was born on 7 August 1560 and died 21 August 1614 when she was 54.

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Copy of the lost 1585 original portrait of Elizabeth Báthory