![]() Los Angeles Times file photo Louisa Northcott, the mother of Gordon Northcott, isn’t portrayed in “Changeling,” but played a key role in the actual case. Above, she’s booked in jail. |
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![]() Los Angeles Times file photo Louisa Northcott, the mother of Gordon Northcott, isn’t portrayed in “Changeling,” but played a key role in the actual case. Above, she’s booked in jail. |
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You know, those “adorable” 1920s flapper hairstyles, hats and fashions were not flattering to ANYONE who wasn’t Clara Bow or Louise Brooks.
Just sayin’. Glad I wasn’t around then.
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When you see stories like this, you realize that there were lunatics and demons even back then, nothing has really changed.
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Mary Mallory is right – this kind of stuff has always gone on, and if you look it was reported in all of the media sources that existed at the time. I had an idea for a book, composed just of old news stories about crimes like this, from original sources, to be titled “Nothing Has Changed.”
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