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Recently Added Information. The following items of interest were recently added to The Black Dahlia Web Site. If you have information to share, please let me know. Or, you can participate in discussions of the case.
10/6/99 - Case Reopened aired on TLC in October 1999. read review 8/1/99 - Janice Knowlton was discussing issues with The Black Dahlia Web Site. No you can read the correspondence. start here 7/29/99 - Larry Harnisch tells a story of his possible suspect. Go to his website now. Then return to the message boards for discussion. 7/15/99 - Where to find more photos - at the LAPL.
7/14/99 - Photo of Beth with unidentified man - more info.
6/28/99 - Det. Brian Carr grants a brief interview for the site - read the story.
6/28/99 - NEW Message Boards are added - check them out.
6/13/99 - Janice Knowlton - another e-mail to the site.
6/13/99 - Three images of Beth's frequented places - photos by Karen Valentine.
6/13/99 - Karen Valentine provides us with a clear gravesite image.
2/7/99 - Larry Harnisch takes Severed to the landfill. And the reasons stink. Read all about this LA Times reporter's tactics to close the cover on a definitive book. Plus, an update. 11/98 - The latest developments with Janice Knowlton, how she will not interact with this site - no discussion, no interview. Want to know why? 11/98 - John Gilmore and Pamela Hazelton contract for a comic book miniseries on The Black Dahlia. To be published by Chanting Monks Studios. More Information
11/98 - GPG releases Death In Paradise, a book featuring the LA County Department of Coroner. A section is devoted to The Black Dahlia case. More information is at the Media Page.
11/98 - We're developing a photo section of Beth's frequented places. It all starts here.
8/11/98 - Online Chat Log: If you missed the online chat with this site's Pamela Hazelton, you can view it at The Mining Co.'s Suspense Books Site. Click here.
7/98 - Red Manley's father was present during the coroner's inquest regarding
Beth Short's death. Red Manley was questioned in connection with the crime. He was not a
viable suspect of the crime. Photo courtesy of John Gilmore.
7/98 - Beth Short's sister, Ginnie, along with her mother, was at the coroner's inquest during the investigation
of the murder. Also present was Red Manley and his father. Photo
courtesy of John Gilmore.
7/1/98 - Rate The Black Dahlia Web Site - Rate this site and view current ratings. 
6/98 - Beth Short's gravesite is located in Mountain View Cemetery in Oakland,
California - originally marked Plot 6, Grave 913. Reports say that the numbers were changed.
For more information about Beth Short, visit the Black Dahlia FAQ.
Photo by Matthew Mason.
6/18/98 - Beth Short in the morgue. A facial closeup of the victim. Note: This image is graphic (very graphic). If you have nightmares or a weak stomach, I recommend you do not view this image. Click here.  Submit your TRUE CRIME site for The Black Dahlia True Crime Award. For information,
click here.For Award Sites, click here. If you missed E! Television's Mystery & Scandals on The Black Dahlia, here's a quick recap. 
The Black Dahlia Memorial Monument was erected July 29, 1993, on what would have been Elizabeth Short's 69th Birthday. It was presented by
Kyle J. Wood and the Medford Historical Society on Salem Street, Medford, MA. To see a larger image, click here.
During his investigation of the Black Dahlia murder, Author John Gilmore had an office in the Bradbury Building.
The wallpaper is a collage of photographs of Beth Short, friends, family and acquaintances, as well as those related to the case itself. To view more
about John Gilmore, click here.
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