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  • The Black Dahlia Part 3: Elizabeth Short’s Demise and the Reel Twisty Birth of The Black Dahlia in 1947 Los Angeles

    The Black Dahlia Part 3: Elizabeth Short’s Demise and the Reel Twisty Birth of The Black Dahlia in 1947 Los Angeles
    2026/09/22

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    Today finds us at the crime scene. Learn how the police came upon the death of 22-year-old Elizabeth Short, and more of the lore that made her into The Black Dahlia – including how the 2006 neo-noir film, The Black Dahlia, represented 1947 Los Angeles and the Leimert Park neighborhood and how those depictions hold up against the truth.

    PLEASE NOTE: We end the episode with descriptions of how Beth’s body was left at the crime scene, including reports from those present and the final autopsy report. If you want to avoid hearing the horrific details, tap out at 48:15:38.

    Research Resources Part 3:

    William J. Mann, Black Dahlia: Murder, Monsters, and Madness in Midcentury Hollywood

    The Black Dahlia

    “Editor ‘Aggie’; NEWSPAPERWOMAN. By Agness Underwood. 297 pp. New York: Harper & Brothers. $3.50,” The New York Times

    “Who Killed the Black Dahlia?” Sarah Pruitt, History

    “Elizabeth Short – The Black Dahlia,” Legends of America

    “Does This Old Letter Finally Solve the Mystery…,” Katie Dowd, SFGate

    “I Know Who Killed The Black Dahlia,” The Guardian

    “The Black Dahlia ‘Sobbed in Terror…,’” People

    “The Ruthless Murder of Elizabeth Short,” Medium

    “Janice Knowlton, 67; Believed That Her Father Killed the Black Dahlia,” Los Angeles Times

    “An Amateur Codebreaker May Have Just Solved the Black Dahlia and Zodiac Killings,” Los Angeles Times

    “Were the Zodiac Killer and the Black Dahlia the Same Person? The Devil Is In the Details,” Los Angeles Times

    “Minotaur,” 1934 portrait by Man Ray

    “Memories of Murder…,” Los Angeles Times

    “Black Dahlia Dig Finds ‘Interesting’ Items…,” Los Angeles Times

    “The Black Dahlia Mystery…,” Los Angeles Times

    “Ralph Asdel, 82; Detective in the Black Dahlia Case,” Los Angeles Times

    “Horrifying Stories of Women Chased Down by the LAPD Abortion Squad,” Los Angeles Times

    “L.A.’s Fatal Attraction…,” Los Angeles Times

    “Heaven Is Here,” lmharnisch.com
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  • The Black Dahlia Part 2: Elizabeth Short’s Final Days in 1940’s Reel Twisty Los Angeles

    The Black Dahlia Part 2: Elizabeth Short’s Final Days in 1940’s Reel Twisty Los Angeles
    2026/09/15
    Send us Fan MailWe’re digging back into Elizabeth Short’s stay in California before her horrible death. Track her last days with us as we unravel the identities of Elizabeth Short and The Black Dahlia and compare both to their representation in the 2006 neo-noir film, The Black Dahlia. Research Resources:William J. Mann, Black Dahlia: Murder, Monsters, and Madness in Midcentury HollywoodThe Black Dahlia“LA’s First Freeways,” PSB SoCal“The Black Dahlia of Leimert Park,” PBS SoCal“…Elizabeth Short’s Friend Reveals Rare Childhood Insight…,” Oxygen“On the History of Disease-Concepts,” Adrian Wilson“Pleurisy,” Columbia Doctors | NHS“Outmoded Diseases,” Jennie Dusheck“The Worst Thing About the Black Dahlia Case,” The Atlantic“William J. Mann on Black Dahlia,” A Little History“The Saga of the Sign,” The Hollywood Sign Trust“The Hollywood Sign Once Had a White Dot,” The Hollywood Reporter“Keep the White Spot White,” The Homestead MuseumA Brief History of the Black Dahlia, Novel SuspectsThe Black Dahlia Murder, FBI ArchivesBlack Dahlia, FBIPolice Bulletin – Short, FBIBlack Dahlia (Elizabeth Short), FBI Vault“An LAPD Seeking Information Bulletin on Elizabeth Short,” FBI ArchivesThe Black Dahlia in HollywoodBlack Dahlia, Britannica“Filmmakers Say They Cracked the Infamous Black Dahlia Case…,” People“We Know How the Black Dahlia Died, But How Did She Live?” The Hollywood Reporter“Filmmakers Claim They Solved Grisly Black Dahlia Murder Case…,” TV Insider“He’s Challenging Decades of Victim-Blaming…,” LA TimesElizabeth Short, Crime & InvestigationThe Black Dahlia, BBCShort, Elizabeth (1925-1947), Encyclopedia.comBlack Dahlia, BiographyCase File: Elizabeth Short, A&E TV“Investigative Team Says They Know Who Killed the Black Dahlia,” NewsNation“Black Dahlia Investigators Claim They Found Blood Evidence…,” Los Angeles MagazineMatthew M. Gordon, Jr., Hero CardsMaj Mathew Martin Gordon Jr., Find a Grave
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  • The Black Dahlia Part 1: Elizabeth Short’s Arrival in 1940’s Reel Twisty Los Angeles

    The Black Dahlia Part 1: Elizabeth Short’s Arrival in 1940’s Reel Twisty Los Angeles
    2026/09/10
    Send us Fan MailIt may be California’s most notorious unsolved murder, but remarkably, there are only a handful of Hollywood depictions of the 1947 death of Elizabeth Short. Why? Because the filmmakers got her story so right? Hardly. Elizabeth Short spent less than six months in California before losing her life in one of America’s most gruesome killings. But it wasn’t the only thing she lost. Her name, her history, her autonomy – after all she experienced in death, the public stripped her of the rest. Revisit 2006’s The Black Dahlia with us as we unravel the identities of Elizabeth Short and The Black Dahlia – and how their stories have become so intrinsically intertwined. Research Resources:William J. Mann, Black Dahlia: Murder, Monsters, and Madness in Midcentury HollywoodThe Black Dahlia“LA’s First Freeways,” PSB SoCal“The Black Dahlia of Leimert Park,” PBS SoCal“…Elizabeth Short’s Friend Reveals Rare Childhood Insight…,” Oxygen“On the History of Disease-Concepts,” Adrian Wilson“Pleurisy,” Columbia Doctors | NHS“Outmoded Diseases,” Jennie Dusheck“The Worst Thing About the Black Dahlia Case,” The Atlantic“William J. Mann on Black Dahlia,” A Little History“The Saga of the Sign,” The Hollywood Sign Trust“The Hollywood Sign Once Had a White Dot,” The Hollywood Reporter“Keep the White Spot White,” The Homestead MuseumA Brief History of the Black Dahlia, Novel SuspectsThe Black Dahlia Murder, FBI ArchivesBlack Dahlia, FBIPolice Bulletin – Short, FBIBlack Dahlia (Elizabeth Short), FBI Vault“An LAPD Seeking Information Bulletin on Elizabeth Short,” FBI ArchivesThe Black Dahlia in HollywoodBlack Dahlia, Britannica“Filmmakers Say They Cracked the Infamous Black Dahlia Case…,” People“We Know How the Black Dahlia Died, But How Did She Live?” The Hollywood Reporter“Filmmakers Claim They Solved Grisly Black Dahlia Murder Case…,” TV Insider“He’s Challenging Decades of Victim-Blaming…,” LA TimesElizabeth Short, Crime & InvestigationThe Black Dahlia, BBCShort, Elizabeth (1925-1947), Encyclopedia.comBlack Dahlia, BiographyCase File: Elizabeth Short, A&E TV“Investigative Team Says They Know Who Killed the Black Dahlia,” NewsNation“Black Dahlia Investigators Claim They Found Blood Evidence…,” Los Angeles MagazineMatthew M. Gordon, Jr., Hero CardsMaj Mathew Martin Gordon Jr., Find a Grave
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