Beyond the Horrific Crime: The Black Dahlia Case

🔊On January 15th, 1947, a gruesome discovery was made in Los Angeles, California, when a woman's mutilated body was found on the 3800 block of South Norton Avenue, marking the beginning of the infamous Black Dahlia Murder case, a crime that would become notorious for its brutality, ritualistic mutilation, and the lack of leads in the subsequent investigation. The victim, 22-year-old Elizabeth Short, was found severed in half at the waist, with precise cuts and no signs of struggle, sparking a wave of fear and fascination in the city, as the police struggled to catch the serial killer responsible for this heinous crime, which remains one of the most infamous unsolved murders in American history, with its eerie and chilling details continuing to captivate true crime enthusiasts and inspire numerous books, films, and TV shows.
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[@joelfelan8054]

I had no idea the perpetrator sent correspondence to the police. What a horrufic/fascinating case. Enjoy your channel.

[@TTHLposted]

Thanks for your comment ~ Dan

[@kylebushey4590]

Steve Hodel actually didnt know much about being a detective before working on this case. If it were me i wouldnt have hired him!

[@TTHLposted]

Steve Hodel was a former LAPD Detective with 17 years of experience (1969-1986). I would think that would be a good start. Thanks for your comment Kyle ~ Dan