Unabridged Audiobook
The author puts together a compelling case of who killed Elizabeth Short, why and why it was covered up.
It sounded a lot like the TV show drag net. Slow, very, very slow
a really great read. The, " just the facts " type of narrator kept all the details very clear. Even the mildest of curiosity in the case will be satisfied
I feel like his voice was appropriate for the piece, as it reminded me of the recordings of the time and the TV shows about the time period.
Very interesting story of a time in American history when the police really could get away with pretty much anything. The Author makes a good case for whom he believes was the killer. Good read!
Interesting book very much worth a listen
the most in depth breakdown of the case I have found. Enjoyed the review if the original case files and history on the men investigating
As compelling and riveting as ANY true crime book I have read. The author is meticulous and dogged in pricing together the evidence that reveals the seedy underworld of 1940’s Los Angeles and a cast of characters Dashiell Hammet might have created. From corrupt cops to hard boiled reporters, gangsters, low life's and young girls looking for that one big break. And at the heart Elizabeth Short in the shadows becoming after her horrific death The Black Dahlia. It is a breath taking journey the author takes you on and a remarkable book.
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