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This cold case has stumped the LAPD for 70 years. Who killed the Black Dahlia? ________________________________________________ Website: www.hollywoodlandpod.com/ Map: http://bit.ly/2cGQqN3 Body Found: 3825 S Norton Ave January 19th 1947 ___________________________________________________ SOURCES http://bit.ly/2sHh9p4 | http://bit.ly/2k3nDdJ | http://bit.ly/2jvlcQ4 | http://bit.ly/2j7Vjme | http://bit.ly/2k3nDdJ | http://bit.ly/2iA0Rtp | http://bit.ly/2k3nPtt | http://imdb.to/2jmt58e | http://bit.ly/2jmt7gm | http://bit.ly/2rB2pIg | http://bit.ly/29ByhRZ | http://lat.ms/1JHvSCY | http://bit.ly/2sHh9p4
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