The Doctor, the Mortician, and the Murder
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- čas přidán 23. 09. 2021
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**SELECTED SOURCES & ADDITIONAL READING**
Olsen, Gregg
Starvation Heights: A True Story of Murder and Malice in the Woods of the Pacific Northwest. Crown Publishing Group. New York, 1997.
"The Doctor Who Starved Her Patients to Death"
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"Exquisite Corpses"
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Malnourishment affects the brain just like other organs. Its possible the reason Dora didn't try to escape immediately after Margaret arrived was because her ability to think clearly and make rational decisions was impaired by her starvation.
It really does affect you mentally too...coming from someone who was anorexic for a time. I am glad I am over that and better off mentally 😌
definitely true. plus, this is the same dynamic as in any abusive relationship: the abuser puts in lots of work to break the will of the victim and convince them that they are helpless, stupid, incapable, have nowhere to go, etc. Dora was dependent, it is always difficult to break this kind of situation even when the person knows that they are definitely suffering and going downhill
Yup, that and dehydration will both do it. So she probably had it coming at her double time. My grandma used to get like that when she wouldn't drink enough water or other fluids.
It's weird because they seemed so savvy in their youth that they were taken advantage of this quite obvious scam artist
@@AirQuotes Anyone can be taken advantage of at least once in their life. Especially when they're in pain all the time (the one sister with the bad knees). You'd be surprised how desperate a person with chronic pain can become. They'd do anything to get rid of it, just to feel normal again. Not to mention, good con-artists are smart and always know how to logically and correctly answer and explain any question, in detail. Giving responses that not even some of the smartest people could detect were b.s. *shrugs* It's how they work. They're not just smart, they're manipulative and can talk their way around and out of anything.
While it was horrific how Claire died… she did manage to save her sister by calling for help. A last heroic act of a dying woman.
The love and desire to protect each other that siblings have between each other is truly amazing! Claire was so brave and I hope she was able to gain a bit of peace in death knowing she saved her sister and that her sister made it out okay.
@@allshookup1640 But don't connect the fall of looking to sinful Man or Woman for salvation & guidance vs. looking to, "Our Creator" for wisdom & advise, as our founding fathers did, long ago, but no more! WE now look to Man & government for free stuff & salvation, just like the Williamson sisters did! With the same "Death is the wages of sin", results!
@@stevemitz4740 I just read many words and can’t understand. What are you saying?
@@stevemitz4740 this is not the channel for religious propoganda- believe what you wish, pray how you wish, however it is completely innapropriate to push those beliefs onto someone who did not ask for it. the bible preaches that you should respect and show kindness to all, as well as that you shall not preach in front of man your greatness nor deeds.
"Be careful not to do your `acts of righteousness' before men, to be seen by them. If you do, you will have no reward from your Father in heaven."
"So when you give to the needy, do not announce it with trumpets, as the hypocrites do in the synagogues and on the streets, to be honored by men."
brush up before you bring this here.
It could be a really good movie if they did it right
"She wasn't REALLY a doctor but a legal loop hole allowed her to practice alternative medicine."
Good to know some things never change /sar
Alternative medicine -> Not actually medicine.
Chiropractors are allowed to practice medicine in US nowadays. Lots of CZcams 'doctors' are actually chiropractors.
@@dshe8637 Given the choice I'd take an osteopath over a chiropractor, for me osteopaths are more grounded in science, I've seen a bit to much "Woo" around chiropractors, that may be a difference between UK and US practice though.
@@gwtpictgwtpict4214
What is an osetopath? Ive never heard that term
@@gwtpictgwtpict4214didn’t the inventor of chiropracty believe we had demons in our vertebrae or something?
This reminds me of the case of a friend (sorry for the bad English). She detected a mass on her breast, and the doctors told her that with chemotherapy, she would be cured in a few months. However, she was scared of losing her hair and rejected the treatment. Instead, she started an "alternative therapy" with another doctor who administered expensive "German vaccines" that her family had to pay for with loans.
Almost a year later, she started feeling pain in her hips and legs while walking, and this "doctor" told her that it was not related to her illness and could be cured with exercise (which didn't work). Later, her husband forced her to see a real doctor who discovered that the tumor had metastasized and was the cause of her pain. The vaccine's doctor insisted that she continue with her "therapy," and she was willing to do so. However, her family and husband refused to pay for the vaccines and forced her to restart her treatment with the doctors of the healthcare system.
The doctor who originally diagnosed her cried when she saw her because she had never seen breast cancer worsen that much, especially when the first time she diagnosed her, there were high chances of recovery. Now she has undergone many chemotherapies, lost her hair, and is in a wheelchair (she can't even take a bath by herself). What could have been a few months will now be a battle of many years.
Later, we found out that the "vaccine's doctor" was actually a biologist and, when her family went to his office to confront him, he was nowhere to be found. Even if we don't always trust the healthcare system, these alternative therapies can be deadly.
This reminds me of Steve Jobs, and his attempt to treat his cancer with supplements and herbs. Modern medicine is not a boogeyman meant to keep us dependent, it's here to help us.
great English.
I'm so sorry for your friend, I am sending them my love and support. So heartbreaking. (Your English is great by the way!)
This Hazzard is in HELL,on Fire Experiencing Brutal Suffering and Excruciating Pain for Eternity. Eternity is forever. She knew what she was doing and deserved to be CAST INTO HELL.
This Hazzard is in HELL,on Fire Experiencing Brutal Suffering and Excruciating Pain for Eternity. Eternity is forever. She knew what she was doing and deserved to be CAST INTO HELL.
It’s such a tragedy that these women avoided male doctors as to avoid being taken advantage of, only to then be abused and be taken advantage of by a female “doctor”. Such a horrible person.
Humans can be evil, no matter their race, sexuality or gender.
@@zakazany1945 Stunning take. Did you come up with that yourself?
@@cam4636 No, I learned with ur mom
You sure are sad and pathetic huh?!
I am a male and have female doctors. Never got what the big deal is.
I am ridiculously proud of Margaret for trying to help to the girls she helped raise, but dang do I feel horrid for her discovering what happened to the sisters.
Margaret was a saint. I think she must have become mother to these children since biological mother had died. She traveled thousands of miles to get to them and try to help them. Then she flew in the face of Hazzard and fed Dora to strengthen her - then rescued Dora out of there. Got investigation and prosecution going. She was amazing. She must have loved them dearly.
@@changeintheair9648 She was a mother to those girls. Not officially or biologically, but she clearly had a mother's love for them and wanted to do anything to protect them like a good mother should.
Apparently Dora's husband died the same year they were married, 1914. Their daughter Gertrude was born after his death, in 1915, but the girl died in 1918. It's so sad she experienced so much loss.
It’s comical that her last name was Hazzard.
@@bbe3034No, Dora Williamson was the one who was starved, not Dr. Hazzard
@@bbe3034 Clearly you didn't listen to the video at all. As someone already stated, Dora's last name was not Hazzard. Also, how is it funny if Dora, the VICTIM of the story last name was Hazzard? Somethings are not jokes. You really need to learn that. People dying and going through hard times isn't funny and it never will be. Grow up and I really suggest you delete your moronic comment. I really don't get how you can make that comment on the video and get it wrong.
The love of a mother, biological or not, can move mountains. Margaret was awesome for what she managed.
when the world needed her most SHE RETURNED
🙌🏽
Welcome back! We hope you could get some rest.
So happy to see her! And almost an hour long video? I feel spoiled lol 😂
i was wondering where she was since it had been a while and then she uploads almost an hour long video? we have been blessed🙏
@@TheGiraffe101 she's been super busy with Covid and her real job.
The fact that Dora was later physically healthy enough to have a child (and survive child birth) gives me hope that she recovered from what she experienced at that crazy place
Yes certainly. I was surprised due to starvation and damage on organs that she was not sterile.
I hope she was able to spend the rest of her life happy and feeling safe and loved, though I'm sure nothing could make up for losing her sister. Hazzard should have been put to death a hundred times over for what she did to them and others.
@@moonstruck8245 I know how on earth did anyone let her keep practicing "medicine?" She needed to be isolated from the public at the very least.
@@Iudicatio money talks unfortunately
@@Iudicatio Worse part that I have an aunt that believed in this crap and starved my grandma, the ladies that worked for her called the family and we stopped her "cure for impurities" my luck is that the ladies thought my aunt was crazy and would give food to my grandma when she was away.
Among all the horror of this story, I was genuinely moved by the story of Butterworth's origin in the service of death. Dismantling one's own wagon, a keystone part of your own livelihood, to bury the bodies of a stranger's family properly... that's some biblical stuff.
But who reported that he did that? Could be he made it up himself...
As a survivor of medical abuse, I greatly appreciate this video.
I wonder us medical abuse is what happened to me? I was diagnosed as Bipolar. Took Bipolar meds for over 10 years. Finally, two weeks ago I Google Bipolar symptoms. Suddenly I realized I was never Bipolar. I texted my Psychiatrist, and told him I was refusing to take anymore Abilfy. Which made me feel awful. My Psychiatrist agreed with me. Frightening isn't it?
@@elizabethwarman9028 sometimes symptoms change. And it’s often to be misdiagnosed but yeah it can be considered that
@@elizabethwarman9028 you would be shocked how the medical system, industry and science works in realiy. Majority feels falsely safe these days, same like people in historical days. Truely good-hearted people who are really educated properly in the details and trying to analyse the patient in detail, properly thinking what could be wrong and how to help are VERY rare. Most follow mindless guidlines to make fast money. So long they do not do something completly reckless what can be proven nothing is gonna happening to them.
It is not "conspiracy theory" it is proven that chemical-, pharma- and food-industry are married with each other for decades, interested in getting as much people ill as possible to make money from it. Influence for dacdes and since 2010 in full control of the leading universities and insituts in their favor,...etc.
Of course you only starting searching about it if something happens to you or someone you know.
@@elizabethwarman9028 misdiagnoses happen, could be that you had bipolar like symptoms because of something, stress can cause similiar symptopms
@@brutus3631 , yes true. I originally went to this therapist to get detoxed from Opioids. Took three times. Anyway I was given a 175 question true and false test. Turns out I am seriously severely ADHD. Well, that diagnosis explained a lot. I now take 60mg of Strattera. This might be the explanation of the misdiagnosis of Bipolar.
No natter how many years it’s been, 2 things will never change.
1.Caitlin’s bangs
2. My love for her channel
👍🏽
And Caitlin's love of statement jewelry pieces
I absolutely love your avatar, fellow Exo-L ❤
"My bangs and I"
Her approach is so great all the dark humor.
“Gaslight, gatekeep, girlboss” really applies to “Dr.” Hazzard
Gaslighting should be illegal!
omg i thought the same thing
Drug pusher too.
I don't understand what it means, would anyone be able to explain it please? 😊
"OH MY GOD" -- me, after listening to anything Hazzard said/did
*Apparently we Americans have NEVER lost our huge weakness for nutty, health influencers.* 😬
Unfortunately true. The ‘never can be too skinny’ crowd. Or choices based on body shaming and desperation. Or fear of sickness and death, and so the chase for the magic pill or approach to be forever young and beautiful leads the way to blindly follow con artists who have no morals or ethics and more than willing to take very last cent and leave you dying, ‘which you brought on yourself.’
Script goes something like this:
“I gave them what was sought and have no responsibility over some dumb rube’s choices. If not me, someone will else will get rich, so why not me.” Sigh. 😢
We inherited it from the English, who practiced a lot of the crazier stuff alongside the French, Italians, Austrians, and Germans during Europe's crazy Victorian era. Aristocrats were always obsessed with health and beauty (and the occult!), and would often go to blatantly insane extremes in order to pursue physical "perfection". Even though there was no system of titled nobility present in the United States, the wealthy social elite was more than happy to mimic what they saw in Europe.
Tapeworms used for weight loss, straight-up starvation (as seen here), enemas for poison purging (also discussed), the consumption of "controlled amounts" of deadly materials like lead, hemlock, and foxglove, excessive sunlight exposure, extreme cold and hot sauna treatment, overexertion via marathon style exercise; the list goes on.
Idk it's so much an "American" thing but a human thing, there's a LOT of examples of crazy stuff like this (and much worse) all throughout human history
People in US don't have confidence in proper medicine because they can't afford it. They fool themselves that quack therapies are just as good because it's hard to face up to not being able to get real treatment.
And in US, chiropractors are called doctors and allowed to practice medicine legally.
African witch doctors are so much better lol
I find that Hazzard's death as a "victim" of her own "treatments" is fitting in a sense. That she got to experience a bit of the suffering her patients had to endure, if only for a brief time as she was already sick and dying at that point. I wonder what funeral home her husband used to take care of her. ER Butterworth &Sons perhaps?
Hazzard was “Gatekeep, Gaslight, Girlboss: Edwardian Edition”.
Nailed it! That would make an excellent play!
In the Midwest we'd call her a HoneyBoss.
Omg, imagine the mlm she'd run if alive today...😵😵😵
@@freeurmind5790 I’m from the Midwest and I can confirm that NOBODY says that 😂 nice attempt at quirkiness though 👍
@@Emerald.She-Ra she does its called goop
Hazzard's "treatments" also killed the local seafood restaurant Iver's founder's mother and he was also "treated" as a child but his father found out and rescued him from Hazzard. It was said that because of the starvation treatment he wanted to feed people, so he started Iver's.
Just bought some chowder today, you’re kidding!!!!
that's so interesting!
Wow, I did not know that! I love Ivars!
No way, what am interesting fact! Thanks for sharing (:
Thumbs Up for Iver's!!! :D It appears that thru people like Iver's God Glory shine thru the muck of dispair!!!
This story almost brought me to tears. I hate that two close-knit sisters who didn't know better were disgustingly taken advantage of in every way. I wish for their spirits the best.
On top of all the disgusting, inhumane treatment of beating two people and starving them to death after manipulating them... the fact that Hazzard separated the sisters and didn't allow them to see each other when one was dying, is heartbreaking.
I went to Olalla elementary school. the sanitarium had to be fenced and is still fenced off because of people breaking in. So happy to see someone talking about this.
honestly, Margaret is so badass in this story. it's tragic she could only save one of the sisters, but her actions are nothing short of heroic.
The ultimate nanny
I don’t know how we get to see this content for free. The comedic timing, the editing, the research, the plants, the background, the soundtrack, the outfit, and nails, that ring, the queen’s crown of black bangs, it’s all brilliant. You never disappoint and always amaze us.
Sponsors, commercials, etc.
Kinda like old broadcast television
@@drockjr Bruhhh. Patreon is a option. People like us who cannot afford to pay he Pateron applaud you for your generosity and supporting her to make more videos, but ya don’t have to talk down to us for doing so. Especially when someone is writing a comment saying how much she appreciates her content. Like bruh.
Yes ma'am, I agree. Have long been Caitlin's fan.
Have to say, though, I am having great difficulty with this story, a horror story
I really wish I could donate to her patreon, because I love this channel so much and would,like to support it, but I have no source of income, so I'm stuck. I feel like a lot of people are stuck wanting to support the channels and people they love but they can't because of financial reasons. I think it would be nice if channels had a support page, monitored by CZcams for obvious reasons, so we could tell our content creators how much we love them. It would be such a great option for those wanting to show their appreciation without feeling like the only way they can love the channel as much as everyone else is to pay.
Right? I'm always so happy when we get a new video from her. I love the channel. And I'm so very disappointed she was JUST in my city and I didn't know! Like dammit, I wanna buy her a drink or treat her at the bakery I work at or something. She seems like she'd be so fun to meet.
I really appreciate the fact that you have proper closed captions instead of auto generated ones I've always loved your Channel and because of your diligence of the closed captions I can still enjoy it since I've lost my hearing. Keep up the great work and fantastic content and entertainment!
Yeah! I love captioning. I'm very hard of hearing.
I haven’t felt this disturbered and disgusted at a case in a long time. The amount of cruelty and sadism is disheartening. I feel awful for all of her victims, especially dorothea. The account of claire’s final moments where beyond heartbreaking. May they rest in peace.
Caitlin: Unseasoned tomato's broth
Me: *horrified Dorito chewing noises*
Same but cheez-it’s
That's good 😀✌
Same but salt and vinegar Pringle’s lol
🤣🤣🤣
Me: Oh so a juice detox
This just went from bad to worse so quickly. It was like they took a tour of a Red Flag factory and stopped every step of the way. Yiiiiissssshhhhh.
When you visit a flag factory and all the flags are red...
I mean...I've been to that factory, but at least it was a temporary exhibition. :D
But man- that governess is incredible. Imagine having someone (other than maybe parents) who would see your confused/coded letter and assume you are in trouble and finagle their way onto the next BOAT from the other side of the planet just to come help you.
@@juliejanesmith57 The guverness: She may be your "mother" girls, but she ain't your mommy...
Ill walk myself out...
I cannot read "flag factory" without Simone's (RPDR S13) accent anymore lol
@@lf546 what they needed was Simone to go over there and shut that flag factory down! 😂🤣🚩🏭
I had hyperemesis gravidarum when I was pregnant and was unable to keep down anything for months. I was kept hydrated with IV fluids with vitamins and sugar so I stayed alive, but the experience was wild. Starvation really messes with you. I still have issues from the brain damage it caused. I feel sick for these poor women and all the other victims.
Huh, i too suffer from that condition, 4 months of it during each of my 3 pregnancies. I hadn’t considered that it could be why my memory sucks now. Thanks for sharing!
I didn’t have iv help, i used a medication and ate chimichangas once a day for at least 2 of the 4 months… that’s all my stomach would keep down. Very strange thing to live through.
I'm glad I'm having my uterus removed in a few months. I can't even fathom the thought of suffering even more through an already miserable process of losing your body to a clump of cells.
@@sleeplessstudios7626 Right? You can get a tax credit for a few years afterward, but my medical bills were also in excess of a quarter of a million. I enjoy my hellspawn and they turned out cute and whatnot, but only child for sure. I was pro choice before but when your cell clump tries to murder you, it drives it home in a big way. I hope your uterine yeeting goes well!
Don't have children. Simple. No need for anyone to reproduce in this shitty society.
@@sleeplessstudios7626bruh referring to a fetus as a clump of cells and removing your ability to create life is so depressing
Hey, I worked on the remodel of the Butterworth Mortuary up on Madison several years ago, they turned it into a lawyers office. I got a chuckle out of explaining to a couple ladies that worked there why the "lunch room" had tile going half way up the wall and a drain in the floor. Very cool old building though.
This story has EVERYTHING, crimes, con-women, medical malpractice, the birth of a mortician, the American dream, detectives, a happy ending (?), the power of love taking down evil, and an amazing soundtrack, I just really love that organ music... hehe organ...
Dan Cortez
Coming soon to a cinema near you, MALPRACTICE! ...😕
Absolutely! 💚
Thank you, Stefon!
I loved the organ music!
I’m a recovering anorexic and I’m sitting here watching this eating sweets and honestly; 2 year ago it could never have happened😍🥳
Thank god I put on 27kgs from pregnancy otherwise I would never had known that actually having some fat on my body is okay🥰
Well done! 👏👏👏
Ms. Helena, it appears your pregnancy made you a whole lot healthier! Best wishes to you and your Little One.
I'm so happy for you!! ccongrats!!
It's wonderful to hear you are doing amazing. 🙂
I am so glad!!
I love you. I've gone though life with an early diagnosis of cancer. I was 11.. but everything I watch from you.. makes me happy... I wasn't afraid to die back then and because of you, I'm not afraid to die now. Thank you for all your books and everything.
I hope you're doing well now, friend.
On a lighter note, I found the brief history of the transition to morticians via cabinetmakers very interesting, as my grandfather was in a "protected occupation" during WWII as the only cabinet maker and mortician in his area.
(Edit: Not in the US)
That makes me think of a particular scene from "Foyle's War"
Me sitting here in my office like, “holy shit, I’m right across the street from evil doctor-lady office?!”
Wait really? Wow!
COOL!
That must have given you the creeps not doubt.
@@elizabethbarringer2791 quite the contrary!
@b phillip more than likely I was in the office…. I would have fangirled if I saw her ;p
Caitlyn: "I guess it's going to be just me for the next 45 minutes."
Me: "I'm not complaining."
I wouldn't complain if it was just you Jack, I love you and I'm happy you're alive
Me, neither. I love how she tells a story.
@@katten39 Hello, brother. I too share your sentiments for our fellow deathlings.
I have a thyroid condition and had nasty brain tumor surgery, I had gained a lot of weight. I remembered what I looked like in high school but I’m 75. I finally lost 150 pounds, but I still see a fat person. If you have body dysmorphic disorder, logic not change your mind. This video might just do it for you.
Blessings
That's why the sickness industry pharma pimps will NEVER tell you to supplement with nacient iodine!
I lost 171 lbs and same. Body Dysmorphia has ruined my life.
To me body dysmorphia is the most ignored and sometimes actually encouraged mental illness. The fact that cosmetic surgery exists is deeply unsettling to me
@@fart63 cosmetic surgery is used for burn victims and people who need reconstructive surgery because of domestic violence, car accidents, animal attacks, etc.
I have the opposite. I think I'm thinner than I am. Everytime I look in the mirror, I'm shocked. I once went to one of those commercial diet places and the counselor picked up on that. I used to be skinny (naturally) and really liked to be skinny. Never developed an eating disorder. Liked food too much. But that skinny me is still in there somewhere. I'd like to lose more (lost about 30 during COVID), like 20lbs, in which I'd still be overweight. But at my age (70) being too thin looks awful, so no thanks with that... But inside I'll always be thinner than whatever the scale says.
Oh gods, the Buena Vista Apartments. That's just up the street from my home. The building is spooky AF with bad vibes throughout . No wonder. Thank you for presenting a truly terrifying Seattle story. I've lived in this city for 30 years, and didn't know of it.
As an RN I’m absolutely horrified by this quack “osteopath”, and saddened that there are still “doctors” that prey in a similar fashion on people to this day.
May I stand by your side and add my own "Uhhhhhhhggg". And also thank you and yours for all your hard work. Hugs for all you've been through❤
We see it daily with the world the way it is.
My mom and sibling are medical professionals and it's amazing that even with that resource that people in my extended family will go to these expensive non medical "doctors" as if it's a good idea
Yes, especially the ones who believe that a universal genetic engineering experiment, especially among children, will somehow prove to be heroic 🙄
Mother Theresa wasn't quite this bad.
Starvation makes the brain unable to function normally, it must've been easy to manipulate the patients after weeks and weeks of starvation. What a truly horrifying story. Thank you for making such a graceful documentary of such a disgraceful topic. It was truly outstanding.
Exactly! The brain becomes malnourished too, and therefore confused, changes in behavior, etc…making it easy for “Dr.” Hazzard to convince others that the patient had become insane or incompetent. Truly awful!!
Starvation and sleep deprivation are extremely common methods of brainwashing, you see it a lot when you do cult research
They were probably being drugged too with those day-long enemas. When there is smoke there is fire. Even from the start the abuse was so obvious and they are very much capable of resistance then. I think the corruption is not just confined to the doctor as evidence by the very weak punishment.
Exactly
this feels like the real version of that scene in *Happy Gilmore* where Ben Stiller is threatening the old people as soon as their children leave. "you will go to sleep *or i will put you to sleep* " has never felt so real
i’m watching this now that i’m far into my own eating disorder recovery. thank you for the warning, caitlin, i don’t know how to express how much it helps us folks in recovery. love this story!!
Congrats on your recovery, I know its not an easy thing to do. Hope it's still going good for you 😊
i’m so proud of you!!!
I’m so proud of you! I’ve recovered too and I couldn’t be happier.❤
I read Starvation Heights & can’t recommend it enough! The story always stuck with me. It’s so insidious & evil. Im surprised it’s not more well known.
I read it years ago and it's still in my book shelf. It's a haunting and unforgettable book. The video presentation was excellent .
I read a book called Starvation Heights about this and man, is it terrifying.
Edit: Oh, you hung out with the author.
Idk why this is hilarious lol 😂
Yee
Why is this so funny? Jfkdk
I read this book. I could see and feel this in my mind for weeks after reading it.
I’ll be honest, I almost cried hearing about Hazard asking Dora if she wanted to pitch herself into the ravine and it “sounding more like a command than a concern”.
Yup
That was the moment I realised that Hazzard was, in fact, a Narcissistic sadist who enjoyed total power over her 'patients'; it made my blood run cold.
I'm a true crime junkie and I've heard this story before, but I never heard of that encounter between them. It's really beyond the pale. And it was so brave of Dora to stand up to her in that moment, when they were alone, after all that had happened.
She wanted her to hurry up and die so she could have her money. She was a sick woman
@@shariwelch8760 Dora would've been weak enough, it wouldn't have surprised me if Dr. Hazard would've thrown her off and claimed she jumped. But there is a claim of deniability if all you did was tell them to not eat vs. actively harming them.
I’ve only seen someone who weighed close to 50lbs ONCE and she was an extremely petite elderly woman who had become emaciated during late stage dementia. I could literally reposition her in her chair by picking her up. She was that light.
So many say Caitlin needs to have her own show on Netflix, but isn’t this her own show on CZcams? It would be fun and wonderful if she actually got paid equitably for her invaluable service though. You rock, Caitlin! Your channel is my hands down FAVORITE channel to run to every day!
ABSOLUTELY. she does NOT need to work with any private streaming company!
Exactly! We love her videos on Facebook!
I feel like Caitlin's saying "choo choo folks, it's downhill from here" should be a soundtrack of my life XD
Yes. The perfect notification sound for my phone.
Claire died thinking "Dr" Hazzard was trying to help her. She couldn't even say goodbye to her sister Dora who was in the same room as her. That upsets me so much. I have a sister I am very close with and I can't even imagine her suffering like that. I don't think Dora, Claire, or any of the other victims got justice. 2 years in a work camp isn't justice.
esp considering Hazzard got out and went back to business as usual and was seemingly even more successful than before :/ I’m close with my sister too, so i can’t imagine Dora ever really recovering from losing her sister so brutally and how disrespectful Hazzard was to Claire in life and death :(
Imagine, she literally mercilessly beat/pummeled poor Claire, who was helpless at the time, unconscious right before her death.
I agree with you-in 2014, I lost my only sibling, my little sister at age 44 from pancreatic cancer.
I am not close to my sister but even I would be pissed and upset if someone told me I could not see my dying sister while she was literally dying in front of me. My family for generations has always had a promise of never dying alone. Its always seen as different and can be very upsetting but the mind set is comfort and love with death knowing one is never alone.
I live in Texas. In today's Texas, that doctor would not be held accountable due to tort reform.
And if you think I am off, a few years ago a surgeon intentionally maimed five of his patients.
Nothing could be done against him because it was a "Civil Matter" by law enforment.
And due to tort reform, you can sue a physician/surgeon but the max you can only get if $500,00.00 And from that your attorney must take his fees and the court costs.
And it takes about $120,000.00 to start a medical malpractice case.
Oh. Then your insurance company can come back and take what they spent on you as well.
So, the victim is literally left with very little or actually nothing.
We the surgeon decided to step up his game since nothing had been done to him.
So he started to KILL vis-a-vis MURDER his patients.
And again, "it's a civil matter..."
And HE KILLED / MURDERED FIVE OF HIS PATIENTS.
Well finally, an attorney finally got someone to listen to him.
They brought the surgeon to trial and he was found guilty of MURDERING FIVE OF HIS PATIENTS.
However, before he was lead away, he told the jury, "I'm sorry..."
And that, ladies and gentlemen, is today's TEXAS.
So into days Texas, she'd just walk.
That she can smile in her mug shot is in a way evident of her character! She definitely didn't care and was a greedy and horrible human being. Hazzard was the definition of a pyscho! I'm glad that karma got her in the end. Its a shame that she was taken seriously and lives were placed in her hands to do with what she wanted!! Very interesting and informative story.
That insane lady looked like she was a sweet caring granny...This story deserves a movie. I can only handle one video a day from this channel. Great work reserching everything.
I’m happily surprised to hear Dora was able to bear a child after her ordeal, and I genuinely hope she had a happy life. As happy as she could after what she went through.
I find it so sad that her sister didn't survive. It sounded as though they were best friends and to have to go on the rest of her life without her best friend knowing what they both went through must have been awful.
Why? Being Emaciated wouldn't affect fertility, and neither would being starved. Once she returned to a healthy state, I see no reason why she would have any issues getting pregnant and continuing pregnancy through to birth.
@@frickfrack7075 it can. You can permanently lose your period and even if you get it back it can lower your chance of getting pregnant.
What's crazy about that to me is, by the time Claire died I was picturing them elderly or at least way too old for childbearing, like their bodies and minds were so diminished by the torture, and it went on for soooo long, with so many phases, I lost the fact that they were still young women.
@@frickfrack7075 it's well documented that malnutrition and starvation can effect menstruation. If you don't ovulate you won't get pregnant 🤷♀️
"You say potato I say potato, you say vacation, I say starvation, potato...potato...vacation...starvation, let's call the whole thing.....MURDER!" OMG Caitlin, no one can make me lol like you can. Loved this, hope you do lots more like it.
🎶 Potato…pahtahto…vacation…stahvation… 🎵
I'm a sucker for her sense of humor, too. She has this quirky, whimsical storytelling style that's just captivating.
I'm currently eating potatoes
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Neta Jones, I'm lMAO! I'd buy a ticket to that musical!
"lady doctor"
Despite how morbid this was I couldn't stop laughing at that.
So sad only God knows how many victims lost their life over that fraud. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.
What a harrowing story. 😳
And +1 for Diana Rigg reference! She was an amazing actress, but could she embalm a corpse? No. No, I don't think so. You do you, hunny! 😍
It’s abuse, they were abused women. They had the same mentality as any abused person. Afraid to make the move away, in case the escape failed
Exactly, Dr. Hazzard sounded intimidating, controlling, and manipulative. They must've been so scared to leave...
Totally gaslighted… agree with ya there!
They were probably too physically weak and definitely manipulated
@@dlr_rosa254 I think besides the money, the "Dr" was sadistic
I love the fact she gives us a trigger warning for possible ED triggers and is like "you know about the corpses"
I mean...
@@HattieMcDanielonaMoon what?
We all came here for the corpses, and talk of death. We specifically signed up for that lol
@@graciethebelle I just thought it was funny the way she phrased it
@@talithacrow7530 oh I know, it was a joke. It's hard to convey comedy through text sometimes. Apologies
Oh this is so scary and heartbreaking. I can't imagine a better person to present this story though. Thank you for all the research! This made me cry.
Really it's so sad at the beginning how so many people saw the state of her patience yet had no concern 😭
I read a book a while back where the ghost of Dr. Hazard was starving people to death. That was bad, but realizing that she was a real person who was allowed to keep doing it even after she got out of prison is so much worse. That is a horrible way to die.
Sounds like the plot of a horror movie just waiting to be made.
@@DudleyDawg I mean it was probably a horror book so
This is beyond ridiculous, that fraud murdered many and yet legal authorities seemed to turn a blind eye towards Hazard’s disgusting clinic!! How many might have been saved, especially after her conviction for manslaughter (first degree murder charges/conviction is certainly indicated here). It seems that Hazard had absolutely not a moral bone in her body........ plus maybe a sadistic streak a mile wide!!
Was that one in Kat Richardson's Greywalker series?
she was definitely a wraith even before she died
How can one person be this cruel, loudly monologuing over your victim's last words is pure evil. I didn't think people this messed up existed.
She stole Dora’s last moments with her poor, immensely suffering sister. Guess “doc” Hazard wanted to make sure they didn’t talk to one another & Dora didn’t get her sister out. Love how Dora basically gave the Not a Doctor the verbal middle finger when she tried to talk her into suicide by chucking herself off that cliff. What evil, indeed! I also like the comment in the trial when Hazard was asked where she studied: Don’t bother, they no longer exist. Why, did you prove fatal to them as well? Burn! (Actually, hope she IS burning).
You will be amazed at the people that exist in this world. Depraved beyond belief
oh they do. cynically jaded beyond redemption here..I have unfortunately experienced the range of how awful humans can and do behave...I used to think that such things were Rare, and while the extreme of this hazardous Hazard (I couldnt resist the cringe) is not normal..humans are (Imho) the only species that willfully and willingly with Intent harm their own kind..for all sorts of ridiculous reasons..petty and trivial
Can't have a deathbed confession about the will nonsense, can we? Don't forget, she didn't just monologue, she punched Claire until she fell unconscious and never woke again.
@@florencepierce1864 Don't forget about dolphins.
I was anorexic as a teenager (125# at a height of 5'9") and struggled with orthorexia in young adulthood. Years later, I discussed this with a nutritionist. I had to explain what orthorexia was because she wasn't familiar with it. After explaining it to her, she rolled her eyes and gave the impression she thought it was made up. Yes, she really rolled her eyes. That is not an exaggeration. I was bad off enough that my marriage relationship was starting to break down. I never went back to that nutritionist and didn't see one again until very recently. I'm finally starting to work towards a more healthy relationship with food and my self-image. I'm now overweight and pre-diabetic and determined to be fit and healthy, not obsess over calories or the scale numbers, and learn to have occasional treats without the emotional, defeated-feeling binges.
Orthorexia is absolutely real and remembering that first nutritionist still annoys me. My current nutritionist and counselor both looked like they might get an eye twitch when I told them about it... so that was amusing. Lol.
Gregg Olson is so great :) He's local to me and I have been fortunate to hear him speak many times. My book club also went out to the site a few years ago. I learned so much more watching your video!
As someone who lives near Olalla, thanks for giving this place and the amount of suffering a fair view. Most of the time when anyone mentions Hazzard, people easily go down the ghost/haunting route and it tends to divorce the actual crimes committed from reality.
Same! Whenever I drive down Banner, I think of the suffering and murder of all those people, and I get sick to my stomach. But all that usually gets talked about is "OOOOoooooooOOOh GhOsTeS! I've seen one, no really!" It seems disrespectful.
But not Caitlin!
That's actually how I first heard about it, even with growing up not far away. There is so much local history I would still like to learn.
My father lives out near Port Orchard and he regularly visits the cemetery for silent thoughtfulness
As a disabled person the weird shit people have told me will "fix" me this feels like normal stuff
dude just take vitamins and do uhh yoga, boom, fixed
@@EEEEeee2748 my favourite is when someone on twitter told me "hot steam could fix my miss folded proteins" parden me sir I'm not a shirt 😂
Right there with ya. If I hear one more person tell me I need essential oils....
Extra points if they try to exorcise you or some other spiritual nonsense
Yeah, I have MD. I've heard more bad advice from well meaning friends. I gently tell them they are not doctors.
This is one of the most disturbing cases I have ever heard of. It's one thing to kill someone, but systematically starve people to death, watching them wither away while defrauding them is just horrendous.
Sad to see how humans can be controlled by another that's driven with such evil.The evil blinds from light,own intuition,common sense,& freedom.Reminds me of the horse that was tied to the chair,all he had to do was walk away & be free..but the rope made him think he was stuck there. He could of just walked away because he was stronger than the chair. But that rope fooled him
Hazard sounds like a cult leader, to be honest. Her methods absolutely line up with many cult brainwashing techniques, and the fact that she believed in her own "treatments" in the end also adds to the idea. There may not have been a spiritual or religious aspect, but still, almost everything else sounds suspiciously cultish
having recently read the book, it seemed to me that she essentially sacrificed certain people for (what she believed to be) the greater good. Apparently many people were very, very happy with what she did. For them it worked. However, she needed money to build her perfect sanitarium, and killing off some lonely wealthy people here and there, provided that.
It's hard to say she believed in her treatments when the purpose of the "treatments" was for the person to die and leave her everything. Kind of not what doctors want when they prescribe you something. 😬
@@NekoAllenLover The issue is the fact that she used her own treatments on herself in the end. If she didn't believe in it and knew *real* medical treatments would be better for her health, she wouldn't have done it. The only two possible reasons for this I can see is:
a. she started off her operation fully knowing she was conning people; but after years of selling it to people, she drank her own koolaid, so to speak.
or
b. she always believed in her methods and - in her delusional beliefs - attributed any deaths to whatever "underlying issues" she was treating. Obviously, still morally bankrupt enough to use their deaths for personal gain.
@@LordLemmysLabs she made sure all the wealth the ones she killed went to her, and made them sign off on it while in a weakened state. However, as I said, for others, including people held in high regard (judges, lawyers, politicians, academics) her treatment appeared to worked. Which in hindsight makes sense as diseases of wealth do tend to respond well to fasting. For many patients she'd prescribe just a few weeks of starvation, or low calorie eating. For the sisters, however, she was hell bent on 60 days, had all their money transferred to her, and gained power of attorney over Dora. Her purpose in their "treatment" was most certainly to murder them.
I mean, what she did was definitely bad and murder, she prayed on vulnerable people and killed them to get their money, but the concept of a "cult" is very nebulous... there is no actual criteria that a group of people need to fit for them to classify as a cult and it can be used to describe any religion, philosophical theory or a political movement... the common usage of this word is basically used as an ad hominem and unless someone comes up with solid criteria like Umberto Eco did with fascism, I think it's time to retire the concept...
I watch a lot of true crime stuff, but this was uniquely hard to watch/listen to. I can't imagine the mindset of someone who would starve a person to death and then apparently gloat about her death to her family. This is absolutely harrowing.
Same feelings here. The systematic abuse described was an incredibly difficult listen.
Please watch the Netflix "(un)Well" fasting episode -- I happened to watch that with a friend last night and the leader of the fasting center in costa rica was eerily similar to this woman. Horrified that I just happened to see these back to back, and that this doesn't seem consigned to history
honestly…yeah - there’s an episode of Deadly Women that includes “Dr” Linda Hazzard but this is just…a lot more to process
You... can't imagine the mindset? Really? With the amount of sociopaths in history and well the world? I mean ok, no need to image at all...Too many real examples #StrongSelfesteem #ProtectionAgainstSociopaths #ProtecctionAgainstPsychopaths
Well, we had a certain President back in 2016-2020 that did that on a mass level to the middle class and poor children. So, no, nothing has changed about that and it's still fucking pathetic. And, like the doctor he'll get a slap on the hand and get away with it, too.
I've read starvation heights 3 times because it took me that many times to get my head around it. To be fair I was pretty sick during one of those. You did such a good job with this that I still learned something. I also love seeing the locations and hearing the author. Cheers.
Can you "get your head around" Nothing has changed! Quack/ corrupt sickness industry kills over 70,000 annually that over 2000 each & every day! [Fact!] look up the book, Death by Medicine, by Dr. Null! and don't be the sucker!
@@stevemitz4740 I actually meant getting my head around all the names and the timelines. No need to be calling me a sucker you dick.
I've rewatched this so many times since I read Starvation Heights. Seeing Greg speak made my reread even better - he's so charismatic! Olalla is on my must-visit list.
There's an old saying that if you lie long enough, you'll start believing it. I think she spent so much time in her guise that she believed in the treatment over time. In the end, she fell victim to her own con, which is one of the best examples of poetic justice I've ever heard of.
Explains Marshall Applewhite in the Heaven's Gate Cult.
It renews my hope that karma visits some politicians sooner than later. Lying cons con themselves eventually!
The idea of Hazzard coming in and giving her that “treatment”, mistreating her under the guise of care up until the last moment of her life gave me chills.
I wept. I broke down and cried.
I cried too, and to think this is only one story of the suffering those patients went through
I've been in that house, I lived in Port Orchard, which is very close to Olalla. The library had a tour of it and I met Mr. Olson, he was very nice. To be in that home was very sad, the upstairs where those women were, was the saddest part of the tour. To imagine the distress and see how small the space was... she was truly an evil person.
The way I screamed at “at least she was feeding someone”. Caitlin (sp?) is brilliant in every way. This was wonderfully researched and presented.
I can promise not a soul thought “useless cow”. Not one person.
Ikr😭 we love Caitlin
I also think that "cow" comment was totally uncalled for. I really like Caitlins voice and stories. She also do a little southern twang sometimes, that i find adorable 😊
If her hair had red highlights she could pass for my ex-GF's sister. (May she - my ex-GF and not her sibling since she has none - rest in peace.)
@Jen Marie It can hurt to hear people you like insulted even by themselves... sometimes especially by themselves.
She is a queen and shouldn’t hurt herself like that 😭
My stomach dropped into my shoes when Hazzard tried to manipulate her into jumping into the ravine. Just the absolute manipulation, unmasked. Dora is so strong for standing up to her.
i remember wanting to be a mortician because of you when i was 13. it's only been 2 years but you have greatly influenced the career i want to pursue. thank you so much !
Caitlin, so good to see a new video by you. I miss your content so much. I truly hope your sabbatical has been restful and therapeutic and I hope it’s nearing complete. The world simply doesn’t have enough of you in it. Please, grace us with your amazingness and knowledge.
It's truly a testament to human resilience that Dora, after suffering all that physical and emotional trauma, was able to live to an age that was above the average life expectancy of the time.
And was able to give birth. That blew my mind
Yah know part of that average wasn't brought down by low maximums but by so many dying as infants and toddlers right?
The stories of serial killers masquerading as “doctors “ are extra chilling but also compelling. This video was well worth the wait!
It's possibly even worse when real doctors become serial killers.
If you're interested, I did one on my local serial killer "doctor" Norman Baker (plus kitschy death tourism 😀). [I hope it's not rude for me to post this!]
Listen to "paging Dr. Barnes" on spotify. its a podcast about a man that spent decades posing as various doctors
@@chelseyaustin6015 Thanks! I will check that out!
@@themurdernerd in the uk we had Harold Shipman. What a terrifying man!
I live in Port Orchard, WA. This story is part of our local lore. There is a great amount of history in Kitsap County. Your coverage of this story was entertaining and informative.
Its difficult to articulate the amount of vicarious fury I feel on behalf of Claire, Dora, Margaret and John.
It's awful that the trial didn't end up in any justice and actually attracted more
"patients" to her
I suppose what it ultimately came down to in the trial was that everyone was there through their own choice, they were never held hostage (ok she demanded money but she never physically stopped them leaving) and anyone could have walked away at any point. They all took part willingly and fully knowing what was going to happen during their "treatment".
But yes. Scary that after all that it only attracted more people to her. People are strange.
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@@crazyScottishferretlady With all due respect, if she wasn't stopping them from leaving, why did they wait to take Dora out? It wasn't that she came after them afterwards demanding money, they couldn't take Dora out of that place _untill_ they paid her. If that's not physically stopping someone from leaving than what is?
2 years in prison seems ridiculous. She deserved a life sentence at the very least!
@@RayNH65 I think part of it was that it was near the start of the last century with so many new advances coming out. Airplane's, automobiles, telephones, x rays, etc. so that a person could almost be convinced that just about anything was possible. I'd like to think that people are less gullible now days, but the last few yrs have shown that not to quite be the case.
I'm surprised Dora was able to have any children after every her body went through. I'm glad she was able to escape. I think there's something to the idea that because it's a woman other women are more likely to trust but bad people are bad regardless and we have to watch out.
Especially considering she was 40 when she married and must have happened quite quickly. They married in April and he died in August the same year.
I'm surprised she survived at all. At that point refeeding syndrome definitely would have been an issue as well
compared to most animals, humans are tanks that can bounce back from seemingly crippling or fatal experiences
@@Kehy_ThisNameWasAlreadyTaken true, but there are plenty of people who sadly did die from refeeding syndrome still I'm happy she did survive
I just LOVE this video! I've rewatched this four times now and I'm just so amazed by your work telling these stories
She wasn't a true believer in her own method, she was greedy for gain and totally delusional.
Rest in peace Dora and Claire, what you endured was unimaginable. And to 'Doctor' Hazard....you stay down there and keep on burning, you're not done yet.
Amen!
Ssssssssssss ... That's the sound of "Lady NOT a Doctor" burning, btw!
I don’t think the universe works the way you think it does. Unfortunately, she is dead and that’s it. No cosmic justice.
@@HunterDriguez Come on! Don't be a big, ol' Cosmic Killjoy! Some of us take great pleasure in our vicious fantasies! And btw, you might be wrong about "physical death being final" - not in relation to the ultimate fantasy (all religions), but the "Simulation Hypothesis". Lots of Scientists, Philosophers & others (including Elon Musk) believe we're more likely to be in a Simulation than not!
@@HunterDriguez It doesn't hurt you to let people make themselves feel better about cruel people getting what they deserved
RE: those who sought treatments after the manslaughter conviction, you see the same thing today. The more liars are discredited, the more they can market themselves as persecuted for the truth. Some people will in fact only trust those outcast by the established experts.
Oh yes, we surely do see this a whole lot today
Yeah, unfortunately this is a thing
*Cough* Belle Gibson *cough*
Sad to say, but this seems like a problem that fixes itself.
The guy who invented the autism-vaccine link is a great example. Lost everything and gained a loyal following that gave him more than he ever dreamed of
This story fascinates me, and this is the most indepth and knowledgeable telling I have seen. I've watched it numerous times, and probably will again. Thanks for all you do, Caitlin and team.
I'm sure there are many stories just like this. It's unbelievable how people can treat another human being so horribly.
I'm usually fascinated by the idea of dark tourism but when Greg was talking about the building being torn down soon I legitimately felt relieved.
Absolute _same_
As soon as I saw it, I wanted to put a wrecking ball through it… And that’s just to cleanse the negative energy!
The building’s obviously falling down. With enough money, it could be restored (rebuilt, really, at this point), but why do that?
Dear God, that account of Claire's death was terrifying. I felt physically angry just listening to it.
Then don't move to Texas.
@@evinchester7820 I'm from latam so I don't have much context, is it because people use these crazy cures?
This is crazy. Love you Caitlin! It all started with one question then turned into me binging your channel.
The "starvation diet" recipes in this are so reminiscent of the yoyo diets I was put on as a child, which led to a life of dealing with disordered eating. I'm very far into my recovery now, but thank you for the warning, because i took this in small bits so i could fully understand it.
What she did to Claire is disgusting. I'm not surprised she was so incredibly disrespectful because, well, she was a serial killer...but I'm always disgusted when life is disregarded and the dead are so disrespected.
My dirty little secret? Dr. Hazzard was born about 10 minutes from where I live. She fascinates me with the depths of not only her cruelty, but her self-delusion. Truly a horrific story. Those poor sisters, and all the other nameless victims of Hazzard.
and only 2yrs and a pardon... hahahaha too bad the FBI's BAU did not exist
Just found your channel and am obsessed!
This is wonderfully done x
Dude, this story is WILD. People could get away with crime so easily back then, it's kinda scary.
They still do.
This whole thing sounds like a serial killer who targeted young vulnerable people. Just that she so happened to also be a woman and so was trusted. Hazzard's behavior was absolutely a serious of plotted, deliberate, evil actions from someone who took great pleasure in causing and playing with death.
and then fell for her own con when she fell ill
Or I suppose she could have been totally insane.
@@klisterklister2367 - Or she truly believed in her pseudoscience while ripping off her patients.
@Marion Delgato while Western medicine and science does have horror stories, considering that Dr. Hazard and her treatments were not wildly accepted by the medical and scientific community and they were actually critical of her, this would actually be more aptly compared to the anti-vax "clean living" people who take other untested/barely tested treatments when they get COVID and then die/end up horribly ill from it...not trying to push any opinion just saying that if you actually listen to the story that is clearly the better match in this case...if we're going to match historical scenarios to modern issues, which I didn't think we actually needed to do...but apparently we do I guess...
@@annegrey3780 idk … there definitely seems to be more than a little sadism involved in her treatments. Not to mention the theft of their possessions and inheritances.
Halfway through: "It's downhill from here!" You mean it gets WORSE?!
I was thinking the same thing! *and I have just arrived at that point...so here I go on the train ride to Weirdsville.*
I thought of Flowers in the Attic more than once during this video. Wow, this was quite the shocking tale. Thank you so much for such a wonderful, and shocking, video.
This camerawork and background and framing and editing has come so far this video is so gorgeous as well as clear
This was such an interesting watch. Your team did really well on the research and presentation. What's more, I really appreciate how your team collaborate with historians. ❤️