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Olga Hepnarová was born on June 30, 1951 in Prague to a banker and a dentist. The breakthrough in his behavior has occurred since the sixth grade of elementary school, when it has radically deteriorated beneficial. Because of the problems, he was transferred to a parallel class. The seventh year tried to commit suicide. She ate two packets of medicine and found herself unconscious at the hospital. She ran away from home, refused to go to school until she finally ended up at the South Bohemian Oparany Mental Hospital. It's here that women have been attracted to her.
Hepnar is self-taught later as an art booklet. According to the memorials, people were scared and never smiled. Until this fateful day, no one knew how much he was hiding inside. Before Olga decides to murder, she has thrown away the sheets for the weekly Young World and the Free Word. Their lives have described them as an endless sequence of suffering. Initially considered train derailment or shooting on people in Wenceslas Square. But she finally decided on another scenario. At the time of the murder, she was only 22 years old. On July 10, 1973, she searched for a suitable place, and shortly before the second hour of the afternoon, the defenders of peace, without the slightest hesitation, beat the people who were waiting for the tram. The rented green truck traveled thirty meters on the sidewalk and touched people who had not been able to jump. Directly on the street, three pensioners died. Five others were injured later, twelve people were injured.
Hepnar stayed for a while in Praga RN's cabin. She did not try to escape, nor showed signs of distraction. The act was admitted to the act, and only one was sorry for her – that the dead were no longer. "I wanted to avenge the whole society, including my family, because they behave all hostile," declared in court. The defendant's forensic experts diagnosed the personality disorder, but stated that he had no mental illness and that he was entirely responsible for his actions. The Prague City Court found him guilty of homicide eight times and sentenced him to death by obstruction. According to the court, she was entirely responsible for her actions. She accepted the judgment without emotions and said that she would not appeal to him. On the initiative of her mother, the court of appeal met at the Supreme Court of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic, but she upheld the judgment, but she recalculated the conduct of the convicted murderer of a crime of general threats. The judgment was delivered on 12 March 1975 in Prague prison in Pankrác. Just before, the convict sank himself psychologically collapsed. She resisted, and she had to be scratched in the gallows. He was the last woman to be executed in Czechoslovakia (the death penalty was abolished in 1990.)
The writer Roman Cílek attempted to probe the soul of a woman who had committed a murderous act in a book called Olga Hepnarová. (2010). The cinematic history of the last woman performed in Czechoslovakia, the beginnings of Czech directors Tomáš Weinreb and Petr Kazda, entitled "Me, Olga Hepnarová (2016), became one of the most successful Czech films a year later.
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