True crime, unsolved murder mysteries, and paranormal stories of the rich and famous. Take a wild supernatural ride as we investigate the mysterious deaths and take a mystical look at those who died under infamous circumstances. Hosted by Jacy Nova and Thom Dre. Visit our website at https://www.deathbymisadventure.net/ for more information.
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True crime, unsolved murder mysteries, and paranormal stories of the rich and famous. Take a wild supernatural ride as we investigate the mysterious deaths and take a mystical look at those who died under infamous circumstances. Hosted by Jacy Nova and Thom Dre. Visit our website at https://www.deathbymisadventure.net/ for more information.
BLACK DAHLIA MURDER: Evil Story of Dr. George Hodel
Death by Misadventure: True Crime Paranormal
42 minutes
3 years ago
BLACK DAHLIA MURDER: Evil Story of Dr. George Hodel
We talk with Steve Hodel, retired homicide detective and NY Times best-selling author of the book, The Black Dahlia Avenger. We explore Elizabeth Short's case in depth, and Steve details why he believes his father, Dr. George Hodel, is not only responsible for her murder but was a prolific serial killer. He reveals why a police cover-up may have stopped the Black Dahlia murder and several other lone-woman murders from ever being solved.
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Death by Misadventure: True Crime Paranormal
True crime, unsolved murder mysteries, and paranormal stories of the rich and famous. Take a wild supernatural ride as we investigate the mysterious deaths and take a mystical look at those who died under infamous circumstances. Hosted by Jacy Nova and Thom Dre. Visit our website at https://www.deathbymisadventure.net/ for more information.
