Chapter 1: What is the introduction to the Black Dahlia case?
Oh, yeah.
To dump garbage everywhere. Other stuff, you know, like be the dumb part of people. So when Betty caught sight of a pale white thing in the tall grass in the empty lot, she thought, oh, someone left a broken tailor's mannequin in the lot rather than just getting rid of it properly. Yeah.
You know, it was just one of those things that she kind of walked by and was like, can people stop peopling, please?
Yeah, she was like, oh, my God, put your trash in the garbage.
Exactly. But then Betty got closer to the object, which was just a few inches from the edge of the sidewalk. If you have ever seen the crime scene photos or anything like that or been to that area, you know that she was right up out in the open. To think that she was with her three-year-old daughter. Yeah.
That worst nightmare.
That shakes me to my core. And, I mean, Elizabeth's body was right on the grass next to the sidewalk. I mean, all of it was intentional. And she immediately realized she was not looking at a mannequin at all, but a horrifically mutilated body of a young woman who had been bisected at the waist.
Mm-hmm.
I think that's what initially really drew me to this case, like made me just like morbidly fascinated and absolutely horrified by this case was just the extent of the mutilation that was done to this woman. Yeah. I could not conceive of it. I still can't conceive of it.
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Chapter 2: Why are Alina and Ash revisiting the Black Dahlia case?
I'm like, I don't know if I would be able to be like, well, my cousin does have trim legs.
It's a weird way to describe someone you think is 15 or 16 years old. Yeah, with trim legs. It's very 40s.
Okay. Very 40s. Truly. Fortunately for investigators, once the identification division of the Washington, D.C. office of the FBI got the photos of her fingerprints, they found a match within an hour. They identified Elizabeth Short from their card file of more than 104 million possible matches. Wow. Yeah.
22?
22. That is so young.
22. 22.
Yeah. I think I'm also looking at it from a perspective of now being later in my 20s. Exactly. Now you're older than her. So now it's like, whoa. You've barely become an adult yet.
And she has lived.
Yeah. A lot. Yeah.
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