Video: If Your Father Was The Black Dahlia Killer, Would You Still Love Him?
The Black Dahlia murder case found Steve Hodel, not the other way around.
Retired LAPD Homicide Detective and author Steve Hodel visits with Crime Obsession’s Traci Stumpf and exposes a trove of new information surrounding the 1947 murder of the Black Dahlia in Los Angeles. If Hodel’s name is familiar, it is because his father was George Hodel, a prime suspect in the now infamous and particularly brutal Hollywood murder case.
Next Up
A Brief History Of The Black Dahlia Case
Since 1947, the brutal death of 22-year-old Elizabeth Short has remained Hollywood’s most enduring unsolved mystery.
Arapaho Mother Loses 2 Daughters 1 Year Apart: ‘They Had A Face, They Had A Life’
“What can we put in place to help this epidemic that is occurring for both genders on our reservation?” Nicole Wagon asks.
5 Things To Know About Lori Vallow And The Investigation Into The Death Of Her Children
The Idaho mom’s son and daughter disappeared without a trace in September 2019. Their remains were found buried in shallow graves in June 2020.
Questions Remain In 2009 Case Of High School Senior Found Dead On Minnesota Tribal Land
Stacy Hill, a Red Lake Nation girl, is remembered as a creative and popular student who loved “long walks with family and friends.”
Who Was Notorious Jewel Thief Jack “Murph The Surf” Murphy?
Not all of the details Murphy shared about his life can be verified, but what we know to be true is a fascinating tale about a daytime surfer who moonlighted as a high-end thief.
5 Frightening Facts About Charles Manson And The Manson Family
The Manson Family, Charles Manson's homicidal group of hippie cult followers, first shocked the nation with two nights of brutal slaughter in 1969.
Inside The 27-Year Investigation Of JonBenét Ramsey’s Murder
On Dec. 26, 1996, the pageant princess was found strangled to death in her family’s home in Boulder, Colorado.
Believe It Or Not, Scott Peterson, Convicted Wife-Killer, Has Groupies
Since Peterson first got arrested in 2003, admirers have continually loaded his prison bank account with donations.
More Than Half A Century After His Assassination, Dr. King’s Legacy Lives On
On April 4, 1968, James Earl Ray shot and killed the civil rights leader while he stood on the balcony of his Memphis motel room.