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Episode 5: Dahliaologists

By: Douglas Laux
Narrated by: Douglas Laux
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  • As Doug traverses between two expert theories, he continues to wonder why the murder of Elizabeth Short still captivates American society 75 years later. While attending a criminologist’s lecture about the Dahlia case, he sees how the infamous crime can be understood through a modern lens. But Doug has an investigative problem. While he believes that Larry Harnisch’s theory may have the best circumstantial and behavioral evidence, he hasn’t been able to convince Larry to go on the record to reveal the name of the person he thinks killed Elizabeth Short.
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Entertaining Real Crime Snack

Author spends a bit too much time selling their own credentials. The narrative is quite good, but falters around episode 5 and then drops the intrigue by focusing on details and suspects not previously built up.
It's primarily a critique of already existing theories and the primary creators/proponents of them.

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