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In April of 1609, Maria Iriarte made a confession in front of the Spanish inquisitors. « When she was asked how many children she had put to death, she first denied having killed any. But after a while she began to cry and admitted she had killed five. The inquisitors encouraged her to give more details, she began to cry again (...) and she confessed to no less than nine child murders. Later she declared, without having been asked, that her mother and sister had taken no part in these murders...

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