The Black Dahlia murder is one of the most haunting unsolved crimes in American history. In January 1947, 22-year-old aspiring actress Elizabeth Short was found murdered in Los Angeles, her body mutilated and bisected with surgical precision. The brutality of the crime, coupled with the media's fascination, earned her the nickname "The Black Dahlia." Despite massive investigations and numerous suspects—including the infamous Dr. George Hodel—the killer was never caught.

Over the decades, the case has become a symbol of Hollywood’s dark underbelly and has inspired countless books, movies, and documentaries. It remains a topic of endless speculation among true crime enthusiasts. The Black Dahlia murder continues to raise questions about justice, media sensationalism, and the psychological profiles of unknown killers.