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In 1947, California's notorious Black Dahlia murder impressed the biggest manhunt in L A history. Despite an allocation of effort and money, police detectives didn't determine the psychopath accountable for the vicious homicide and mutilation of stunning twenty-two-year-old Elizabeth Short. Years later, former LAPD homicide detective-turned-private eye Steve Hodel released his own research in to the grisly unsolved crime -- and it brought him to a surprisingly sudden criminal: Hodel's own dad. A hypnotic tour-de force of true-crime writing, this newly revised edition includes never-before-printed forensic proof, pictures, and previously unreleased files, definitively concluding the situation that's frequently been called "the absolute most famous unsolved murder of the twentieth-century."