Sydney Sumner

So I know it's great to talk about it.

People love serial killers, but this type of connection will never make it into any courtroom in this country.

Not a whole lot.

And this evidence is very powerful.

We see it typically in sexual assault cases, right?

Weinstein, Cosby.

I mean, really, it really tipped the scales in those cases.

So judges are very sensitive to this type of evidence because you can really dirty up a defendant.

It's great for the prosecution.

He had this black hood on, little slits in the eyes.

He goes around killing people by rope, by gun, by knife.

So what I'm hearing are three types of evidence, right?

The fact that maybe the Black Dahlia killer stayed at the Zodiac Motel or that's where the murder happened.

I believe I know who killed the Black Dahlia.

His name was George Hodel, but here's the kicker.

I also think he was the Zodiac Killer.

After George's death, his son Steve found pictures that resembled the Black Dahlia, Elizabeth Short.

And since he found that picture, he's been able to catalog enough evidence to make a book.

And here's just a few parts of that evidence.

There were six prime suspects at the time of Elizabeth Short's murder.