She treated patients with tiny portions of vegetable broth, daily enemas, and vigorous massages that witnesses likened to beatings. Hazzard believed that food, particularly too much food, caused disease. Despite having no formal medical training, she was licensed as a “fasting specialist” in Washington. Her specialty was a fasting treatment that she used to the extreme. Linda Hazzard ran a sanitarium in the early 20th century. The Motive: Starve Them for Their Own Good While in prison, Barnabet reportedly received a procedure that “restored her to normal conditions.” She was released on good behavior after serving 10 years. She killed at least 35 people and was sentenced to life at Louisiana Penitentiary. But Barnabet changed her story so many times that the police didn’t know what to believe. The 19-year-old said that she was the one who killed the children of the slain families so they wouldn’t be left as orphans. She claimed that she possessed a voodoo charm that would protect her from detection by the police. A young African-American woman, Clementine Barnabet, confessed to participating in the murders. Entire families were slaughtered while they slept, and horrific, bloody crime scenes were left behind. In 19, brutal ax killings were terrorizing Louisiana.
Top 10 Most Evil Women 10Clementine Barnabet But for these real-life female serial killers, the motives are far more sinister. Do women commit murder for different reasons than men do? In Lifetime movies, they kill to escape abuse, for revenge, or to cash in on a big life insurance policy.
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