Being a little girl, Linda Sobek felt very comfortable in front of the camera. Her long blond hair framing a delicate face and characteristic smile attracted the attention of men. She decided to use her strengths by taking part in photo sessions for calendars, magazines and catalogs.
When she got the role in “The World According to Bundy” she was overjoyed. The joy did not last long
was one of Sobek’s many passions. The girl also felt good during performances in front of the audience. She was part of the cheerleading squad and regularly cheered on the Los Angeles Raiderette football team during games. However, she had much greater ambitions and goals. She wanted to be and dreamed of a career on the screen. When she saw the casting announcement for the series, she decided to try her hand. Although she had no experience in front of the camera, the producers liked her and decided to give her a chance. She was excited and couldn’t wait to get on set.
Linda Sobek is missing. The end of the search turned out to be tragic
It was mid-November 1995. In a few days, Linda Sobek was supposed to start shooting for the cult series, but she unexpectedly disappeared. After the mother of the aspiring actress could not contact her for hours, she decided to call the police. The announcement of the search was immediately passed to the media and a large-scale operation was initiated.
Investigators determined that just before the disappearance, the girl participated in a photo shoot of Charles Rathbun. The photographer was immediately arrested. During the interrogation, he finally snapped and confessed that Linda. He gave the cause of death as being hit by a car. He explained it was an accident. He panicked and decided to bury the body in the woods because he was afraid of the consequences.
The police went to the place where the body of Linda Sobek was found. The autopsy results, however, did not confirm Rathbun’s version of events. According to experts, the girl died as a result of suffocation, and numerous marks on her body also indicated that she had been raped before her death. During the trial, the photographer pleaded not guilty to the charges against him. However, the court did not believe his testimony and found him guilty of first degree rape. Charles Rathnun was sentenced to life imprisonment with no chance of parole.
Source: Gazeta
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