Let’s see what happens when Wikipedia vandalism takes on a life of its own. That would be Black Dahlia “suspect” Jacob Edward Fisk. Never a suspect. It was all just a prank.
On April 13, 2009, someone apparently signing on from Xavier University in Columbus, Ohio, added a few lines about Jacob Edward Fisk to the list of Black Dahlia suspects.
“Though born in 1988, Jacob committed the murder of Elizabeth Short by travelling through time. The time machine he used was build in his sunbird.”
The entry was removed the same day.
More than 10 years ago.
But as recently as May 2019, Fisk was still listed as an “original suspect” with the Los Angeles County district attorney’s files as the purported source.
Nope.
And he appears in Google results. Because Google loves Wikipedia. Never a suspect. Just a 10-year-old prank.
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Okay, that is actually hilarious, and has to go into your book, complete with the quote about the Sunbird!
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