One of the greatest, most enduring, unsolved mysteries of the 20th century is the murder of Elizabeth “Betty” Short, better known as “The Black Dahlia.” Even today, 75 years after her gruesome death, we are no closer to knowing how she met her demise, and who is responsible. However, you can Betty lived a troubled Read more about Visiting the Black Dahlia sites, from Los Angeles to Boston[…]
The infamous Hotel Cecil (later Cecil Hotel and The Stay on Main), located in downtown Los Angeles, has seen more than its’ share of murder, crime, suicides, and brushes with famous criminals and victims. Some say the hotel is cursed, others that it is just a victim of its location. Either way, it is a Read more about The Hotel Cecil (Stay on Main): LA’s Cursed Hotel[…]
There may be no better spot for true crime enthusiasts to visit than the Museum of Death in Los Angeles. Located in Hollywood, in a building that used to house a legendary recording studio, the museum is the passion project of collectors J. D. Healy and Catherine Shultz. They pack an impressive number of artifacts Read more about The Museum of Death[…]