Two young women died after being given dangerous drug combinations at Pearce's apartment; he then transported their bodies to separate hospitals without calling for help. Seven survivors came forward to testify about Pearce's pattern of drugging women without consent and sexually assaulting them while incapacitated over a 15-year period.
Serial predator convicted of murdering two women after drugging them at LA apartment
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