JUSTICE DENIED- William Heirens Dies in Prison While Serving 66th Year for Crimes HE DID NOT COMMIT

  Falsely accused of being Chicago’s 1945 “Lipstick Murderer”                  17-year-old Heirens Booking 1946      Heirens at Dixon Correctional Facility 2003            William Heirens, Prisoner C-06103 is dead at age 83-   A friend called me this morning to inform me of the sad news.   William Heirens, branded in 1946 by the Chicago…

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1969 Zodiac Letter Mailed To San Francisco Examiner Newspaper- Is It Genuine? Does It Contain Zodiac's DNA?- UPDATE 2012- MORE SIGNATURE LINKS

I  originally published the below blog in September, 2010. I am republishing it now with important updated information,  which I believe adds great weight to my original premise that the 1947 Black Dahlia and 1968-9 Zodiac crimes are SIGNATURE LINKED.   Two-page Zodiac Letter Mailed to  newspaper on Dec 16, 1969 Filed and Forgotten for…

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Black Dahlia Internet Radio Discussion SAT JAN 21, 2012 8PM PST

   This coming Saturday night, January 21st 2012,*  at 8pm PST I will  be doing a Black Dahlia related podcast  interview on STRANGE FREQUENCIES RADIO.  The show will be hosted by Jason Korbus and Bobby Nelson.  Hopefully, between the three of us, we can make it both interesting and informative. See you there. Steve Hodel Here’s…

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The Englewood Four Are Exonerated After Serving 17 Years- Court Confirms Teenagers Wrongfully Convicted Based on "False Confession

Chicago, Illinois January 17, 2012   “The Innocence project is calling on Cook County to conduct a review of all cases involving juvenile confessions.”   Let’s hope that this will include a review of William Heiren’s 1946 false confession as a teenager for three “Lipstick Murders” crimes that he falsely confessed to to save himself…

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Dahlia Horror Story Update- FX Show Perpetuates the Myth

December 1, 2011Los Angeles In a blog earlier this week I announced that Elizabeth Short would make a ghostly appearance on the FX Channel. I am correcting that here and now to say, “She made a ghastly appearance.” Unfortunately, I had not previously seen the series and in viewing it last night, found the show to…

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