Crime Stories: That Last Fatal Photoshoot

In Los Angeles where image is everything, a pretty face and a sexy body can earn a young woman media attention and perhaps success, but the road to fame is often paved with hardship and sometimes dangerous encounters. Some of them can be deadly. In November 1995, Linda, 27, was getting ready for a photo shoot that she would soon do. She was excited because her life was taking the direction she had always dreamed of and success was just a step away, it almost seemed like she could just reach out and touch it. But sometimes things take an unexpected and tragic turn and that's exactly what happened to Linda Sobek.

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