Black Dahlia murder solved? Shocking new details about aspiring actress Elizabeth Short's life and g

[corbe]

Black Dahlia murder solved? Shocking new details about aspiring actress Elizabeth Short's life and gruesome death

 By  Stephanie Nolasco   | Fox News       


Portrait of Elizabeth Short, Los Angeles Times Photographic Archives  (UCLA Library Special Collections, Charles E. Young Research Library, UCLA)

When Elizabeth Short showed up in Los Angeles during the 1940s, the small-town girl had big dreams of becoming a movie star. However, she would only achieve fame in death.

The 22-year-old’s naked corpse was found in a vacant lot on January 15, 1947. Short was scrubbed, cut in half and drained of blood.
 
The New England hopeful was viciously mutilated and a joker’s smile was carved on her face. Short would be nicknamed “The Black Dahlia” by the press after a 1946 film noir and her killing would spark a manhunt that continues to frighten people decades later.

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[TomSea]

This is just the author's conclusion. I do hope this case is solved and maybe the author did do that.

[mountaineer]

I remember seeing a documentary that purported to establish that the real murderer was a wealthy doctor, George Hodel. Here's a story on him as a suspect: I know who killed the Black Dahlia: my own father .

[Gefn]

I remember seeing a documentary that purported to establish that the real murderer was a wealthy doctor, George Hodel. Here's a story on him as a suspect: I know who killed the Black Dahlia: my own father .

I've seen many documentaries that George Hodel did it. I think his son lost credibility a few years back when he wrote a book stating his dad was also the Zodiac Killer.

It's like Jack the Ripper. We'll never know

[sneakypete]

 

When Elizabeth Short showed up in Los Angeles during the 1940s, the small-town girl had big dreams of becoming a movie star. However, she would only achieve fame in death.

 @corbe
   
UHHHHHHHH........NOT a girl from the waist down.