January 15, 1947, 22-year-old Elizabeth Short was found dead in Los Angeles. Just 56 minutes after her fingerprints were sent to investigators, her identity was confirmed. But identifying her was only the beginning. Known as the Black Dahlia, Elizabeth Short became the center of one of America’s most famous unsolved murder cases. Nearly 80 years later, one question remains: Who killed Elizabeth Short?
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