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The black Dahlia suffered a cruel childhood because of her shattered family, which made her flee home and reach Los Angeles when she was in her early twenties driven by aA very beautiful young woman was killed 70 years ago in Los Angeles, her murder remained unsolved, and because it was one of the most mysterious crimes in history, a story was chosen for the films and chased by books in order to uncover the mystery of this heinous crime to find out the real killer, and after all these years, a new book It tracks down the murderer who committed this crime, which is also one of the most famous in history.

Suddenly, a lady named Betty Persinger saw a cloud of flies buzzing on something on the sidewalk, and the lady approached to take a closer look, and what she saw at first seemed to be a clothing store owner, but when she got closer, she saw a young woman slashing her body in half. Then the surprise turned into an explosive horror when she realized that she was not a model but a human body.

The corpse, for Mrs. Persinger, was of an unknown girl, but Mrs. Persinger's phone call to the Los Angeles Police Department changed everything.

&& heinous crime and movie:

The police came at eleven in the morning to the scene of the crime, to spark the discovery of the victim one of the largest stalking operations in history, especially since the display of the corpse shook America. Hence, the beginning of an investigation into the most heinous American murder, which the investigators could not solve. It turns out that the body belonged to Elizabeth Short, 22, a beautiful woman, who came to Hollywood from Massachusetts to be a movie star, and ended up living the nightlife.

The murder of Elizabeth occurred shortly after the showing of a famous movie called The Blue Dahlia, and Elizabeth had become accustomed to wandering around in these times, wearing black clothes and hanging a rose in her charred black hair, which prompted locals to name her the Black Dahlia flower, and because of her beauty, newspapers picked her title She described her as the girl who gave birth to a legend.

&&& ambiguity despite evidence:

Shortly after the discovery of Elizabeth's body, the editor of the Los Angeles newspaper received a mysterious phone call in which the caller told him that he intended to send the contents of Elizabeth's handbag when she died, and a few days later, a postal parcel arrived, containing, as the caller had promised, the contents of Elizabeth's bag, with a note. "This is Dalia's property," she says. "It's a follow-up message."

Among the contents sent by the anonymous person, an address book of high-ranking figures in Hollywood, but the police refused to reveal it. It was noted that a number of pages in the address book had been removed. The police received numerous messages that the senders claimed had killed her, but considered them all attempts to mislead. Having so many friends made Elizabeth difficult for the police job.

A tormented childhood:

dream of reaching stardom. Hasna was very beautiful, with her graceful figure, green eyes and charred black hair, but she did not possess the talent as some people think.

It seems that her failure to achieve the desired success in the cinema, and the death of her lover after his plane crash forced her to deviate, as some of her housemates indicated that she was like a night girl out with people from the gangs scattered throughout the city. Within this context, I have reached important men in politics or law or in the criminal world and artists. It seems that she became pregnant from one of her illegal relationships, and when he asked her to abort the fetus, she refused, so he punished her in a way that indicated brutality and revenge.

&&& Confessions without results:

More than 500 people confessed to killing the Dahlia, to get their share of the fame that Elizabeth was deprived of in her life. Among them was a 29-year-old army corporal named Joseph Domis, who was found with blood-stained pockets and her newspaper story.

Domis was eventually deleted because he was in New Jersey 2,000 miles from the crime scene when she was killed despite his claim that he killed Elizabeth. Another suspect is popular singer Woody Guthrie, who was suffering from Huntington's disease. Guthrie had fallen under suspicion because he had sent sexually explicit messages to a friend in California, with clippings from New York newspapers reporting the gruesome murders. He was eventually disqualified, too, for the good reason that he was not in California at the time of the crime.

&&&& Is the murderer a woman?

According to the new book, perhaps the most bizarre point taken by the police was that the Dahlia killer was a woman, not a man. The nature of the disfigurement that occurred to Elizabeth's body, especially the vertical knife wound from the pubic bone to the navel, prompted some investigators to believe that the perpetrator was a gay person, and thus it was possible that Elizabeth was killed by a jealous lover.

The main suspect in the murder was a gay Chinese doctor from San Francisco named Margaret, or "Mam" Chung. The Chung Clinic was a magnet for stars and gay people in the 1930s and treated many celebrities including actress and singer Sophie Tucker. Chung often wore men's clothes and called herself "Mike." During the war it "adopted" hundreds of soldiers, sailors and airmen, including the young Ronald Reagan. It also spied for the US government. However, there is no evidence that Elizabeth was a lesbian and nothing connected her to Chung.

&&&& new names

By the 70th anniversary of the Dahlia murder, many new suspects had been added to the list that was originally investigated by the police. Journalist John Gilmour claimed to have identified the killer he said was Jack Anderson Wilson, a homeless and insane person, with the journalist claiming that Jack "confessed" to the crime in a series of interviews. But Wilson died in a hotel fire in 1982, and the interview tapes were never found. And there are more high-profile suspects brought up by the writers, such as actor and director Orson Welles, mafia Jack Dragana and paper mogul Norman Chandler.
However, when the case was delved into the most recent book - through hundreds of documents disclosed by the FBI and Los Angeles area attorneys, along with contemporary newspaper reports - these names were not related to the crime, instead, there was another name. Or two names that have been in one way or the other constant contact with Elizabeth in the last days.

&&& Killer Access:

Gradually, as the puzzle pieces were pulled together, he revealed what he believed to be the true identity of Elizabeth's killer: an unemployed and homeless person named Leslie Dillon, who had killed her on the orders of Los Angeles businessman Mark Hansen.

The author says: It became clear to me through research that the murder had solved, or was very close to a solution. However, the rationale for closing the investigation and officially recording the case with “without solution” is police corruption. Yet to this day the case of the Black Dahlia remains part of Hollywood's myth and mysteries.

The writer concludes his speech: The truth, as I revealed it, is much more wonderful and poignant in the soul than any story that can be imagined, and more strange than fiction.