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7 de jul. de 2014 · Linda Burfield Hazzard’s “Fasting for the Cure of Disease” (via Wikimedia). But her treatments caught on, and soon members of Seattle’s smart set were coming to Hazzard to cure any and all ...
25 de abr. de 2017 · Mugshot of Linda Hazzard. The trial of “doctor” Linda Hazzard began in January 1912 inside the county courthouse in Port Orchard, Washington. Spectators crammed in and around the building to hear the horrors of Linda Hazzard first hand from the nurses and servants who tended the patients, Margaret Conway, and the star witness Dora Williamson.
18 de ene. de 2022 · This is really the story of Linda Hazzard, a resident of the area in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s. Hazzard was born in Carver, Minnesota with the name Lynda Laura Burfield (December 18, 1867-June 24, 1938).
9 de oct. de 2021 · Linda Hazzard had stolen Claire Williamson’s property. Hazzard was arrested on a charge of manslaughter and was put on trial. In the meantime, the cops learned that the quack had forged Williamson’s will and had stolen many of her valuables. Hazzard was eventually ordered to serve between 2 and 20 years behind bars.
13 de dic. de 2022 · Linda Hazzard was a force of nature. She stood nearly as tall as her 6-foot husband, although some wondered if her personality was so imposing that she simply seemed larger than she actually was.
Linda Hazzard did the autopsy, and did not find starvation to be the cause. Claire and Dora’s childhood nurse, Margaret Conway, came to Olalla from Australia to visit the girls. Shocked to find Claire dead and Dora emaciated at 50 pounds, she tried to remove Dora from Hazzard’s care, only to learn that Hazzard had gained guardianship of Dora claiming she was mentally incompetent.
Little do locals realize, it's in these walls that an unassuming health practitioner named Dr. Linda Hazzard is performing unspeakable horrors on her patients. Her torture and starvation tactics will ultimately results in the deaths of dozens that we know of ...
