The Black Dahlia Case The History of the Unsolved Murder of Elizabeth Short (Audible Audio Edition) Charles River Editors Zed Simpson Kenneth Ray Books
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"The body was just a few feet from the sidewalk and posed in the grass in such a way that the woman [who discovered it] reportedly thought it was a mannequin at first. Despite the extensive mutilation and cuts on the body, there wasn't a drop of blood at the scene, indicating Short had been killed elsewhere. An extensive manhunt followed, but the killer has never been identified." - The FBI
The latter half of the 1940s found the major cities of post-war America in a precarious position. On the one hand, population centers were reabsorbing many thousands of returning veterans into the work force, and into a social system they had not experienced for some years. Previous relationships had changed during their absence, and many were starved for female company. While making the necessary readjustments to the war's end, major cities such as New York, Chicago, Cleveland, and Los Angeles, were plagued by regionalized mob rule behind the scenes of the entertainment industry, from clubs and casinos to print and film media. Included in the list of supporting institutions and side markets were studios, liquor manufacturing, and all peripheral markets connected with gambling, and prostitution.
In the years following World War II, Los Angeles and other large American cities were hit with a series of brutal murders that, in many ways, fit into distinct patterns across the country. The Los Angeles Police Department was overwhelmed, caught up dealing with mob activities, inner corruption, a regional press that brazenly invaded legal confidentiality within the walls of the police department itself, and a lack of advanced technology. As a result, several of the most highly publicized murders committed against young female newcomers went unsolved in perpetuity.
The Black Dahlia Case The History of the Unsolved Murder of Elizabeth Short (Audible Audio Edition) Charles River Editors Zed Simpson Kenneth Ray Books
I found this book to be boring, The Black Dahlia Case: The History of the Unsolved Murder of Elizabeth Short. The book more or less described/attempted to explain Elizabeth Short's life, she seems like a freeloader, a party girl; but, the book indicated she was never a prostitute. I think the book described every theory related to who might've possibly killed her. If you're interested in conspiracy theories this a book for you.Product details
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The Black Dahlia Case The History of the Unsolved Murder of Elizabeth Short (Audible Audio Edition) Charles River Editors Zed Simpson Kenneth Ray Books Reviews
70 + years and no closer to knowing who killed her. There are a lot of suspects but the way the case was handled, it's no wonder the case is still open.
Good brief on an enduring mystery
This was an intriguing read about Elizabeth Short, "the Black Dahlia" an unsolved mystery that is still researched and talked about today. It covers suspects and speculations throughout this book. Most interesting is the possibility of George Hodel, a doctor at the time, who might have been responsible for the murder. His son, Steve Hodel, also wrote about it in his novel. There have been many movies and other books written about this mystery in hopes of it being solved. We shall see what happens. I definitely give this one two thumbs up
Good information!!!
Very good well-researched novella about a case from the days when police work was little more than well-informed guesswork, coupled with intuition.
this is an interesting book with all types of information on this case. It is a really good book and have enjoyed reading it. If you like a true murder mystery this book is for you.
This is just a high level look at all the historical theories. Very short reading. If you want additional details on the case, look elsewhere.
I found this book to be boring, The Black Dahlia Case The History of the Unsolved Murder of Elizabeth Short. The book more or less described/attempted to explain Elizabeth Short's life, she seems like a freeloader, a party girl; but, the book indicated she was never a prostitute. I think the book described every theory related to who might've possibly killed her. If you're interested in conspiracy theories this a book for you.
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