A Chilling Batch of Evidence Could Revive the Unsolved Black Dahlia Murder Mystery

Nearly 80 years after Elizabeth Short’s 1947 murder, a claimed hidden room, disputed case files, and new suspect theories are ...

Filmmakers Say They Cracked the Infamous Black Dahlia Case After Finding a Hidden Room in an L.A. Motel (Exclusive)

The filmmakers behind the docuseries "Deconstructing Dahlia" say they believe they have uncovered new evidence, including the ...
Los Angeles Magazine

Black Dahlia Investigators Claim They Found Blood Evidence Hidden Behind Walls Nearly 80 Years After Murder

A new Black Dahlia investigation claims nearly 40 blood samples were found behind walls, renewing calls to release Elizabeth Short’s autopsy.
Yahoo

Who Was the Black Dahlia? Hollywood Biographer Set Out to 'Find' the Real Elizabeth Short — and He Thinks He Found Her Killer Too

According to his new book, Black Dahlia: Murder, Monsters, and Madness in Midcentury Hollywood, Elizabeth Short was not an aspiring actress or promiscuous woman lurking in Hollywood's shadows — but ...
Entertainment Weekly

Mamie Van Doren recalls 'thrashing and crying' after realizing friend Elizabeth Short was victim of Black Dahlia murder

Van Doren reveals why she kept her close friendship with the tragic Short for "seventy-plus years" in her new memoir, "You Thought I Was Dead." Ryan Coleman is a news writer for Entertainment Weekly ...
Los Angeles Times

An amateur codebreaker may have just solved the Black Dahlia and Zodiac killings

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. See more from the L.A. Times in Google Search. Set us as preferred When police questioned Marvin Margolis ...
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The Black Dahlia ‘Sobbed in Terror’ About a Death Threat Before She Was Found Cut in Half. Inside the Shocking, Still-Unsolved Murder

Elizabeth Short ; Evidence concerning the murder of Elizabeth Short at the Los Angeles District Attorney's office, circa 1947 in Los Angeles. It has been nearly eight decades since Elizabeth Short was ...
The Atlantic

The Worst Thing About the Black Dahlia Case

Elizabeth Short liked to wander. Sometimes this wandering was merely in her mind, watching movies and dreaming of a life far beyond her hometown of Medford, Massachusetts. Many times, it was physical; ...