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From: [email protected]
Date: 3/15/03
Time: 1:08:26 AM
Remote Name: 152.163.188.40
Kari wrote:
Some of these same Elements are true about the Black Dahlia Murder. She was cut in half in the bathtub, they believe, and then I remember the comments of I believe Riske where he is asked about if there were any toys for the kids in the bathtub. He said something about not looking for toys he was looking for bodies. Now if only water were in the tub, he should have been able to see to the bottom. This aspect has always bothered me.
That was a strange answer. We actually have only the word of the police about the condition of the inside of the condo.
The Black Dahlia murder also involved a victim who had lost almost all of her blood. In that case, the cops concluded that she must have been deliberately positioned to be bled out.
It's because she lost so much blood that her body looked very pale, just like Nicole. Clark notes that in her book.
Interestingly, the amount of the blood loss is not specified in the autopsy. But both Clark and the detectives acknowledge in their books that she lost almost all of her blood, as did Goldman.
That blood loss did not occur from bleeding from their wounds. There is no doubt about that. It could not have.
Prien