La Mataviejitas: The Monster of Mexico City

Between 1998 and 2006, Mexico City was haunted by a terrifying mystery, dozens of elderly women found strangled in their own homes. When police finally uncovered the truth, it shocked the world: the killer wasn’t a man, but Juana Barraza, a former lucha libre wrestler known as La Mataviejitas, or The Little Old Lady Killer.In this episode, we unravel her story, from her tragic childhood and wrestling fame to the investigation that exposed Mexico’s most infamous serial killer.---------------------------🎧 Macabre Mondays is a true crime and paranormal podcast hosted by Alejandra and her husband Tom. Each week, storyteller and spooky enthusiast Ale unpacks some of the most haunting cases she’s researched, dragging her husband along for the ride, whether he’s ready for it or not. He’s hearing it all for the first time… just like you. New here? Subscribe, rate, and review wherever you listen.Your guides through the strange, the sinister, and the spooky… For photos of todays episode visit our social handles or our website to learn more.Join us each week as we delve into the world where mystery meets the macabre: Instagram: @macabremondayspodcast Facebook: Macabre Mondays Podcast YouTube: @macabremondayspodcast TikTok: @macabremondayspodcast X: @macabremondays_ 📬 Want to give us a scare? Email us at: [email protected] Sources listed on our site! Disclaimer: Macabre Mondays is a true crime and paranormal podcast created for informational and entertainment purposes only. All information discussed in this episode has been compiled from publicly available sources, and while we strive for accuracy, we cannot guarantee that every detail is complete or free of error. The views and opinions expressed are those of the hosts and do not represent any law enforcement agency, court, or official organization. This content may include graphic descriptions of violence, which may not be suitable for all audiences. Listener and viewer discretion is advised. Macabre Mondays does not condone or glorify criminal behavior.