Archive for March 2011
REAL LIFE L.A. NOIRE – LAPD Vice-Squad Sgt. Charles Stoker's Factual Expose, "THICKER'N THIEVES" now available to Public. Twenty-years Before SERPICO there was STOKER
THICKER’N THIEVES: The 1950 Factual Expose of Police-Pay-Offs, Graft, Political Corruption and Prostitution in Los Angeles and Hollywood By LAPD Vice Sergeant Charles Stoker Twenty-years before SERPICO there was STOKER (Between 1948-1950 Stoker appeared in more than 600 separate front page article)2011 print edition- $14.95 now available on-line Greetings from Los Angeles! It is my…
Read MoreHollywood P.I. Barnaby Jones Adds His Street Cred to Black Dahlia Case Solved
A reader recently sent me this book, I hadn’t heard about it. My belated thanks to Buddy and his writing partner, Darlene Quinn for the kind words. From SIZZLING COLD CASE: The Legend of Lori London by Buddy Ebsen with Darlene Quinn. Detective Barnaby Jones is talking with Hollywood detectives. Page 109. Barnaby say’s to the…
Read MoreHISTORIC HOLLYWOOD SOWDEN/HODEL FRANKLIN HOUSE FOR SALE- PROBABLE 1947 BLACK DAHLIA CRIME SCENE PRICED AT 4.2M
Two of Dr. George Hill Hodel’s private residences now on official list of L.A. HISTORIC HOMES Sunday, March 13, 2011Los Angeles Times Today’s LA Times “Home of the Week” is featuring the Hollywod Sowden House which is listed by the owner Xorin Balbes at 4.2 million. The house, was originally built in 1926 by Frank…
Read MoreIs Latest Rodney Alcala Murder Link to Victim Pamela Lambson Serially Connected to Three More 1977 Bay Area Victims?
In 1977, a San Mateo newspaper originally suggested a possible link of the Pamela Lambson murder to three additional Bay Area murder victims: Alecia Perez, 25, Roxeme Rogasch, 18, and a “Jane Doe” victim found on Jan. 1, 1977 Can DNA link Rodney James Alcala to these unsolved Cold Cases? Here is the original 1977 article describing the discovery…
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