Starvation Heights | The Tale of Dr. Linda Hazzard

The small community of Olalla, Washington on Puget Sound earned the fitting name of “Starvation Heights” after one of its notorious residents – “Dr.” Linda Burfield Hazzard – starved at least 19 of her patients to death at her sanitarium in the woods.

Linda Hazzard and the community of Olalla were the focus of New York Times bestselling author Gregg Olsen’s novel titled “Starvation Heights,” which chronicles the tale of two wealthy British heiresses who sought care under Dr. Hazzard – only to find themselves at the mercy of a deranged psychopath. In this video, I delve into Dr. Hazzard’s story and explore the small town of Olalla, Washington.

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