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Tinseltown shines just enough to blind you from the horrible things that go on behind the curtains.

Welcome to Episode 2 in our series on the murder of Thelma Todd, a celebrated comedic actress

and businesswoman who was found dead in a car in her lover's garage.

Could it have been Joel Carmen, the lover's wife, who learned about his affair,

or could it have been the lover himself, Roland West, or maybe it was suicide?

We dive deeper into the lives of the old Hollywood stars in this episode.

December 16, 1935. The air was cold, and the weatherman predicts frost.

A rare but welcome occurrence in the sunny state of California.

By 10am, the winds had settled, but it remained chilly.

May Whitehead left her home, wrapped in a scarf to retrieve Thelma Todd's Lincoln

Faiton from Roland West in Joel Carmen's home and bring it to her apartment above the cafe.

As part of her daily routine, May would drive to the garage where Thelma's 1932 Lincoln Faiton

was kept. Upon arrival, she would remove Thelma's car from the garage, leave her own vehicle inside

and drive down the hill to the cafe in the Faiton. She would park the car at the front of the building,

ensuring that Thelma had easy access to it throughout the day.

This was a ritual that had developed because Thelma despised walking and especially

loathed the 271 hillside steps that connected the cafe to the garage. In fact, Thelma's hatred for

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