Hunt for Black Dahlia Killer
Was jealousy the Black Dahlia killer's motive?
4.1 (27)
66 mins
Explore the dark connections behind the Black Dahlia murder, with clues pointing to multiple suspects. Discover the role of influential figures and key witnesses in the case. Learn about the unresolved questions that still cloud the investigation.
Ep 1:
The Body on Norton Avenue
The Black Dahlia's brutal murder unravels through the eyes of her last known companions—a smitten salesman, a stranger in a photograph, and a policewoman silenced by her own department.
Ep 2:
Blood at the Aster Motel
A seedy motel's blood-soaked cabin and a nightclub kingpin's corrupt police ties reveal how Elizabeth Short's final hours may have been erased by those meant to investigate her death.
Ep 3:
Letters from a Killer's Mind
Chilling letters from a self-styled sadist and a dismemberment confession briefly point to the Dahlia's killer, before a lineup shatters the LAPD's most promising lead.
Ep 4:
Scalpels and Suspicion
Two respected doctors fall under suspicion for Elizabeth Short's surgical-style murder, while eerie parallels to other slain women hint at a killer who struck more than once.
Ep 5:
Corruption, Cover-Up, and Elizabeth's Ghost
The hunt for Leslie Dillon exposes a conspiracy of silence, as corrupted officers bury evidence and the Black Dahlia's true killer slips forever into legend.
Discussions (18)
Zeke
Level 7 · 9 mo agoNah Hodel is the guy tho
Barton
Level 9 · 8 mo agoIgnoring the Hodel tapes makes absolutely 0 sense.
Sumner
Level 3 · 8 mo agoGlad they debunked the Bayley theory. The guy had severe neurodegeneration by 1947. A surgical bisection takes serious physical control. No way someone in that condition pulls it off precisely.
