Welcome to Twisted News everyone, I'm Andrew, and thank you very much for tuning in.

For today's episode, we have a semi-feel good story featuring a case where social media

became a tool to help identify the suspect of a creepy, three-decade, old, cold-case murder.

We follow that up with a story of a teenager who luckily managed to escape her abductor,

wanted to find out later, and he was in fact a serial killer.

So bug a lot, get ready to scary mysteries Twisted News.

Number 1, Facebooker solves 1990 cold case.

We are indeed living in the age of social media and people who know how to properly utilize

its functions can achieve some pretty amazing things.

Facebooking is how one empty nester managed to kill some of his time, and eventually led

to one of the most insightful discoveries on a cold case that had haunted West Hollywood

for more than three decades.

This discovery centered around one of the most mysterious cold cases in all of LA, which

happened back in 1990, and was as memorable as the case of the Black Dahlia, the posthumous

pseudonym given to Elizabeth Short, who was found mutilated in the city back in 1947.

However, this time, the victim was a 25-year-old adult actor named Billy London.

Just before Hallows Eve, on October 29, 1990, not identified transient with digging through

a dumpster and an alley near Santa Monica Boulevard when they stumbled upon something terrifying.

One of the black garbage bags they were sifting through, they found a human head and a pair of

feet.

It's grew some death caused fear in the close-knit community of West Hollywood, especially

because it was also around this time that Jeffrey Dahmer was committing his violent crimes

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