Creepy Story Of Lucida Mansi Who Was Obsessed With Her Beauty
Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - Mirrors, mirrors, mirrors everywhere. The more mirrors Lucida Mansi had, the more she could admire herself. To say that she was vain is an understatement. Lucida was obsessed with her beauty and could not stand the thought of getting old. To prevent the process of aging, she did something horrifying.
Lucida Mansi Was A Historical Person
Unraveling the truth about Lucida Mansi (1606 -1649) is difficult because her story is based on a mixture of historical facts and legends with a supernatural twist.
Lucida Mansi is today known as one of the most famous ghosts in Italy, but she was once a real historical person. Although it's uncertain where she originally came from and who her parents were, it is known that her life can be traced to the province of Lucca, Italy.
She was a noblewoman who married Vincenzo Diversi at a very young age. Unfortunately, her husband died just a couple of years after the marriage, and she became a widow.
To improve her personal situation, Lucida grabbed the opportunity to marry Gaspare di Nicolao Mansi, a much older and wealthy man.
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