Starvation Heights | True Crime Sleep Stories

Episode 76  ·  Sep 02, 11:45 PM
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Tonight, on True Crime Sleep Stories...
In the rainy woods of Olalla on Washington’s Kitsap Peninsula, Linda Burfield Hazzard ran the Institute of Natural Therapeutics. Neighbors called the hill "Starvation Heights".

In 1911, British sisters Claire and Dora Williamson crossed Puget Sound for healing country air and vegetable broth. 
Tonight, we explore this strange case, quietly. 

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