MALLOY
Inspector when
DWIGHT BLEICHERT
and
LELAND BLANCHARD
fight arranged
MARTILKOVA, LORNA
Real name of
LINDA MARTIN
MARTIN, LINDA
Stage name of
LORNA MARTILKOVA. Resident at 1611 North
Orange Drive, Hollywood, where
ELIZABETH SHORT
stayed for a week in December 1946. Disappeared when she realised that the
LAPD wanted to question her over Short's murder. Arrested by
DWIGHT BLEICHERT.
When interrogated, said that she met Short at
SHERYL SADDON's place in the autumn of
1946 and that they acted in a lesbian film made in Tijuana by a Mexican she
met in Gardena - 'Raoul or Jorge or something'. As she admitted to
MEG CAULFIELD it was actually
WALTER 'DUKE' WELLINGTON.
MAYNARD,
WALTER COLEMAN
" a surefire degenerate
baby raper" in the words of Captain
JACK
TIERNEY. Suspect in the Highland Park sodomy case and the Bunker Hill
house burglaries. Arrested by
DWIGHT BLEICHERT.
MANLEY, ROBERT
Nickname 'Red' (red
hair). Suspect in the Black Dahlia murder as he was with
ELIZABETH SHORT five days before
her murder. Interrogated by
HARRY SEARS.
Verdict: innocent.
MAZMANIAN, MIKE
Boss of
CLEO SHORT at Frost King Appliances
MEANS,
BEVO
Crime reporter on Herald
Express
MEEKS, BUZZ
Ex-LAPD, Head of
Security at Hughes Aircraft. Unofficial LAPD liaison with the movie
studios. Asked by RUSS MILLARD to ask around
about ELIZABETH SHORT and any
movie connections.
MILLARD, RAY
Also known as 'Russ',
Lieutenant, 2nd in command at Homicide. "A tall, gray-haired man in an
immaculate double-breasted suit...carried with him an air of authority that
was more like a judge or hotshot lawyer than a cop".
MURAKAMI, SAM
Snitched by
DWIGHT BLEICHERT
who called him 'Sammy'. Died in Manzanar.
NASH, RAYMOND DOUGLAS
Nicknamed 'Junior'.
"long bony head, thin lips, beady eyes and ears that could have belonged to
Dumbo". Convicted rapist and armed robber. Wanted for a string of rape and
robbery warrants.
DWIGHT BLEICHERT
and
LELAND BLANCHARD
were trying to find him when the body of
ELIZABETH SHORT was found close
by to where they were. Killed by
LELAND BLANCHARD
at a robbery scene; Nash had already killed the store's owner and his son.
NAVARETTE, R
Detective, detached to
Central Homicide on 16/01/47 for the Betty Short case, returned to Central
Homicide 06/02/47
NEWBARR,
FREDERICK D
Doctor who carried out
autopsy on
ELIZABETH SHORT
ORCHARD, PAUL DAVID
One of the four suspects
interrogated by
DWIGHT BLEICHERT
and FRITZ VOGEL at the warehouse on
1701 South Almeda. "short and burly, with a flat nose spread across half his
face and long, pomade-lacquered black hair.
OTTENS, MAX
Bank robber killed in
the Boulevard-Citizens bank heist 1939
PATCHETT
Warder at the Wayside
Honor Rancho
PINKER, RAY
Supervisor at Scientific
Investigation Detail.
PRINGLE
Lieutenant
PRAEGER, MELVIN
Licensed-revoked doctor
called by
ELIZABETH SHORT
PRATT
Sergeant, detached to
Central Homicide on 16/01/47 for the Betty Short case, re-assigned 06/02/47
PRITCHFORD, CASWELL
Hophead shot by
DWIGHT BLEICHERT
and
LELAND BLANCHARD
PURDEY, MIKE
Partner of
JERRY KATZENBACH, a couple renowned
for snitching each other off.
REDDING
Lieutenant at Wilshire
ROACH, WILLIS
Licensed-revoked
anestheologist called by
ELIZABETH SHORT.
Convicted of selling morphine and sent to the Wayside Honor Rancho to assist
in the infirmary. Questioned there by
DWIGHT BLEICHERT
in relation to the murder of
ELIZABETH SHORT.
Examined Short having been paid by
JOSEPH
DULANGE to do so and tell Short that she was pregnant. Told
DWIGHT BLEICHERT
that after the examination Short used his 'phone to call someone called
'Marcy'
'ROZZIE'
Waitress at Otto's
Hofbrau, Boston.
DWIGHT BLEICHERT
pretended to be a reporter and talked to her about
ELIZABETH SHORT from when she
worked there in 1942. Rozzie knew little and spotted
DWIGHT BLEICHERT
as a cop.
RULEY
Lieutenant at Central,
Robbery
RYSKIND, MORRIE
Boxing correspondent of
the Mirror
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