Episode 602: The Black Dahlia Murder Part III - Blood and Brown

Last Podcast On The Left

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True Crime, Comedy, Society & Culture

4.6 • 53.3K Ratings

🗓️ 4 January 2025

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Summary

The boys return to the story of The Black Dahlia Murder - diving right back into the mystery of Elizabeth Short's death. This week, taking a close look at The Black Dahlia's connection to the Aster Hotel and an even closer look into suspects Mark Hansen and Leslie Dillon.

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0:00.0	Do you want to listen to Last Podcasts on the Left without ads?
0:03.4	Do you want extra content?
0:05.4	Do you want to see what it's like behind the scenes?
0:07.5	Patreon.com slash Last Podcast on the left.
0:11.9	There's no place to escape to.
0:13.6	This is the last podcast.
0:15.8	On the left.
0:18.0	That's when the cannibalism started.
0:23.0	What was that?
0:25.5	Oh, God!
0:30.1	I'm coming in hot this week.
0:32.4	I solved the murder by myself, in my office, over the break.
0:38.1	I know everything that's happened.
0:39.9	I know everything that will happen.
0:41.6	Just in time.
0:42.6	But, honestly, the key is now I'm deleting it.
0:48.0	So I'm going to forget the man I was.
0:50.3	I was a private detective for about eight days.
0:52.3	Okay.
0:52.9	Because I had nothing about time. I had nothing but weed. Baldur's Gate. You were following people. I was a private detective for about eight days. Okay. Because I had nothing but time. I had nothing but weed.
0:56.2	Balders Gate. You were following people.
0:58.1	I've got to go. Oh, everywhere. Asking
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