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| Packet Mailed by Killer
| This packet, mailed by the killer on January 24, 1947, is considered by the FBI and Los Angeles detectives to be the only letter known to have come from the killer. |
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| Birth Certificate
| Elizabeth Short's birth certificate and an address book stamped "1-9-3-7 Mark M. Hansen" were contained in the packet mailed by the killer. Note: There is no middle name on the birth certificate. |
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| Ann Toth
| Hollywood roommate of Elizabeth Short, Ann remained a true friend and spoke up in defense of Elizabeth Short. |
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| Betty Bersinger
| Betty Bersinger, the woman who discovered the body. |
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| Detectives Hudson and Hansen
| Detectives Howard Hudson and Harry "the hat" Hansen with the Black Dahlia files c. 1950 |
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| Coroner's Office
| Left to right: Coroner Ben Brown, Assistant Coroner Victor Wallace, Mrs. Phoebe Short, mother of Elizabeth Short, Virgina West, sister of Elizabeth Short,Adrian West, husband of Virginia. |
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| Inquest Witness Room
| Inquest Witness Room. Left to right: Harriet Manley, Robert Manley's wife, William Morris Manley, Robert Manley's Father, Mrs. Phoebe Short, Elizabeth Short's Mother, and Virginia West, Elizabeth Short's sister. |
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| Aggness Underwood
| Aggie Underwood, beloved reporter for the Los Angeles Herald-Express. Taken off the case twice, the second time to become the first woman city editor in the country. |
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| Finis Brown and Ray Pinker
| Detective Finis Brown and police forensic chemist, Ray Pinker, administering polygraph to Robert Manley. |
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| Jack Donahoe and District Attorney Simpson
| Jack Donahoe, Chief of Homicide, and District Attorney Simpson. |
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