Vanessa Richardson
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63 recordings
4 series
first heard Jun 2026
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Vanessa Richardson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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That's theory number three.
The killer was a grieving surgeon.
Dr.
Bailey and his wife lived in Lamert Park in a house just a block away from where Elizabeth Short will be found murdered.
But in the months before the murder, Dr.
Bailey's marriage and his life were coming apart.
One researcher investigating the Black Dahlia case found evidence of a connection between Dr.
Bailey and Elizabeth Short.
Adding to the case against Dr.
Bailey is his own medical condition.
Some theorists contend that Bailey, elderly and weakened by his disease, severed the body to make it easier to transport and purposely dumped it just a half a block from the house in which his ex-wife still lived.
Dr.
Bailey dies on January 4th, 1948, not even one year after the Black Dahlia murder.
But his death doesn't stop speculation that he's the killer.
Walter Bailey isn't the only person who raises suspicions long after Elizabeth Short's murder.
Leading to theory number four, she was murdered by Bugsy Siegel.
Siegel moves to California in the mid-1930s to set up a West Coast criminal empire.
Despite his track record as a merciless hitman, he soon finds himself hobnobbing with celebrities.
But most investigators point to one flaw in this theory.
Her autopsy report states that Beth wasn't pregnant.
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