Berdella kidnapped and held the 23-year-old hostage for two months. However, when Pearson made a failed escape attempt Berdella brutally murdered him. Their “relationship” lasted for six weeks. Because Pearson was more cooperative than Berdella’s other victims, he lived longer. Berdella kidnapped Pearson, who was working as a male prostitute, and forced him to be his sex slave. Pearson was a victim of serial killer Bob Berdella, who hunted and sexually abused young men. Looking at them now, knowing that the person in the photo was doomed to meet a horrible end, sends chills down your spine. These pictures were never intended to see the light of day. Over the years, some photographs eventually resurface and become public. When these monsters are finally caught, their tragic, photographic trophies are often taken in as evidence. The most disturbing killers are the ones who take photos of, or with, their victims. Linda later died because of her own diet, starving herself to death in 1938.Serial killers are very dark humans we may never truly understand, and some are more twisted than others.
She was found out by the police and convicted of manslaughter. She starved one sister to death and kept the other imprisoned.
Eventually, she was caught by the friends of her two final victims, two sisters who were wealthy British socialites. She would dispose of the bodies and claim that the victim had died of whatever made-up 'disease' she was supposedly treating them for…but not before manipulating her victim to leave everything in their will to Linda. "She would starve her patients and physically beat them, as well as isolate them from their friends and family so that nobody would look for them when they eventually starved to death. Linda would convince them to let her 'treat' them for some made-up disease, and took them away to an isolated cabin." What she did was look for wealthy people (mostly women) who were concerned about their physical health and appearance. "Linda Hazzard operated at a time when 'fad diets' were starting to take off in the early 1900s, along with the concept of wellness and health as beauty.
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