Vanessa Richardson

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13,919 appearances 63 recordings 4 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard today

Vanessa Richardson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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As their investigation continues, the LA police make a connection to similar grizzly murders that occurred a decade earlier and over two thousand miles away.
Cleveland, iron and steel center of the Middle West.
Giving us theory number two, she was murdered by a Cleveland serial killer.
It all starts in September of 1934 when a beachcomber on the shores of Lake Erie makes a gruesome discovery.
Exactly one year later, two teenagers discover the decapitated corpse of a white male in a vacant lot.
Every few months more butchered bodies turn up.
Like the Black Dahlia's killer who sent taunting letters to the newspaper, Cleveland's mad butcher seems to enjoy goading the authorities.
The Cleveland torso killer is believed to be responsible for the murders of seven men and five women.
But some believe the suspect known as Dr.
X wasn't actually the torso killer, and that the only reason the murders stopped is because the real killer moved to a new hunting ground.
Did Cleveland's mad butcher set his sights on Elizabeth Short?
The
Most old unsolved murders slip into obscurity.
Not so with the Black Dahlia.
As the decades go by and the leads grow colder, the search for answers only seems to be heating up.
In 1997, on the 50th anniversary of the murder, the Los Angeles Times hires renowned criminal profiler John Douglas to take his own look at the case.
One of Douglas' biggest questions is why Lamert Park?
Following up on that theory, an LA Times reporter finds a suspect that has flown under the radar for half a century.
His name is Dr.
Walter Bailey.
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