Aileen Wuornos killed seven men in Florida from 1989–1990, claiming self-defense while working as a hitchhiking sex worker. Her case sparked debates about trauma, abuse, and violence. In her final days, she alleged police let her keep killing—an unproven claim. Her story remains a haunting study of survival, mental illness, and fatal consequences.
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