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Tag Archives: Georgette Bauerdorf
Dec. 27, 1947: Youth Questioned in Georgette Bauerdorf Killing
Note: This is an encore post from 2005 and originally appeared on the 1947project. The last words her neighbors heard were “Stop, stop, you’re killing me!” as she fought hard for her life. The housekeeper found the body in … Continue reading
Posted in 1947, Cold Cases, Crime and Courts, Film, Hollywood, Homicide
Tagged 1947, Cold Cases, film, Georgette Bauerdorf, hollywood, homicide
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May 23, 1945: Woman Killed Outside Sanitarium; Ex-GI Arrested
Note: This is an encore post from 2005 and originally appeared on the 1947project. Echoes of Georgette Bauerdorf…. Paging through the Oct. 15, 1947, edition of The Times offers so many choices: meatless Tuesdays to send food to the starving … Continue reading
Posted in 1945, Crime and Courts, Homicide
Tagged 1945, crime and courts, Georgette Bauerdorf, homicide
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Georgette Bauerdorf, an Unsolved Murder, Part 31
Georgette Bauerdorf, National Police Gazette, August 1946. At long last, we finish our examination of the Georgette Bauerdorf case with many questions unanswered. Without more information, we can only speculate about many aspects of the killing. For that matter, we … Continue reading
Posted in 1944, 1947, Black Dahlia, Cold Cases, Crime and Courts, Hollywood, LAPD
Tagged 1944, 1947, black dahlia, cold cases, crime and courts, Georgette Bauerdorf, hollywood
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Georgette Bauerdorf, an Unsolved Murder, Part 30
Oct. 21, 1944: Fred Atwood, left, Los Angeles Times. Lulu Atwood, in a photo courtesy of the Los Angeles Public Library. In this series of posts on the Georgette Bauerdorf case, we have looked at the history of El Palacio … Continue reading
Posted in 1944, Cold Cases, Crime and Courts, Hollywood, Homicide
Tagged 1944, cold cases, crime and courts, Georgette Bauerdorf, hollywood, homicide
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Georgette Bauerdorf, an Unsolved Murder, Part 29
Oct. 15, 1944: A handout photo of Georgette Bauerdorf, Oakland Tribune. We have been examining the behavior of Georgette Bauerdorf’s killer to see if we could distill something about him, going from least speculative to most speculative rather than chronological … Continue reading
Posted in 1944, Cold Cases, Crime and Courts, Hollywood, Homicide
Tagged 1944, cold cases, crime and courts, Georgette Bauerdorf, hollywood
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Georgette Bauerdorf, an Unsolved Murder, Part 28
Garner Brown and John Schilling examine the Bauerdorf car for fingerprints, courtesy of the Los Angeles Public Library. So far we have been looking at the behavior of the man who killed Georgette Bauerdorf to see if we can distill … Continue reading
Posted in 1944, Cold Cases, Crime and Courts, Hollywood, Homicide
Tagged 1944, cold cases, crime and courts, Georgette Bauerdorf, hollywood, homicide
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Georgette Bauerdorf, an Unsolved Murder, Part 27
Oct. 20, 1944: Garner Brown examines the piece of crepe tetra used to kill Georgette Bauerdorf, Daily News. In an attempt to distill the character traits of the man who killed Georgette Bauerdorf, we have been looking at his unusual … Continue reading
Posted in 1944, Cold Cases, Crime and Courts, Hollywood
Tagged 1944, cold cases, crime and courts, Georgette Bauerdorf, hollywood
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Georgette Bauerdorf, an Unsolved Murder, Part 26
We don’t know much about the man who killed Georgette Bauerdorf, but let’s see what we can infer. The way he killed her was quite unusual (more about that later) and his behavior after the killing was also somewhat unusual. … Continue reading
Posted in 1940, 1944, Cold Cases, Crime and Courts, Homicide
Tagged 1940, 1944, B-girls, cold cases, crime and courts, Georgette Bauerdorf, homicide
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Georgette Bauerdorf, an Unsolved Murder, Part 25
Oct. 19, 1944: Los Angeles Herald-Express Before trying to theorize about what might have happened on the night of the killing, let’s sum up everything we know about our victim, Georgette Bauerdorf, and then take a look at what little … Continue reading
Posted in 1944, Cold Cases, Crime and Courts, Hollywood
Tagged 1944, cold cases, crime and courts, Georgette Bauerdorf, hollywood
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Georgette Bauerdorf, an Unsolved Murder, Part 24
The front door of the Bauerdorf apartment, photo courtesy of the Los Angeles Public Library. In the previous post, we examined the scenario about the light fixture in the entryway to the Bauerdorf apartment. At the time of the killing, … Continue reading
Posted in 1944, Cold Cases, Crime and Courts, Hollywood
Tagged 1944, Cold Cases, crime and courts, Georgette Bauerdorf, hollywood
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Georgette Bauerdorf, an Unsolved Murder, Part 23
A photo (possibly hand-tinted) of Georgette Bauerdorf, National Police Gazette, August 1946, courtesy of Steven Bibb. And now we enter the realm of speculation in the Georgette Bauerdorf case. We have looked at all the evidence as it was reported … Continue reading
Posted in 1944, Cold Cases, Crime and Courts, Hollywood
Tagged 1944, Cold Cases, crime and courts, Georgette Bauerdorf, hollywood
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Georgette Bauerdorf, an Unsolved Murder, Part 22
Georgette Bauerdorf in a photograph courtesy of the Los Angeles Public Library. So far in our examination of the Georgette Bauerdorf killing, we have looked at almost every aspect except the way the investigation was conducted. Georgette Bauerdorf, an Unsolved … Continue reading
Posted in 1944, Cold Cases, Crime and Courts, Hollywood
Tagged 1944, Cold Cases, crime and courts, Georgette Bauerdorf, hollywood
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Georgette Bauerdorf, an Unsolved Murder, Part 21
Henry James Lynch, a plumber who was found in the basement of El Palacio Apartments, explained that he could do a better job than the police in investigating the Georgette Bauerdorf killing, courtesy of the Los Angeles Public Library. As … Continue reading
Posted in 1944, Cold Cases, Crime and Courts, Hollywood
Tagged 1944, Cold Cases, crime and courts, Georgette Bauerdorf, hollywood
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Georgette Bauerdorf, an Unsolved Murder, Part 20
An unidentified woman demonstrates how someone disabled the light fixture in the entryway to the Bauerdorf apartment, courtesy of the Los Angeles Public Library. I wondered whether this was Aggie Underwood because it is a Herald-Express picture and Herald reporters … Continue reading
Posted in 1944, Cold Cases, Crime and Courts, Hollywood
Tagged 1944, Cold Cases, crime and courts, forensics, Georgette Bauerdorf, hollywood
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Georgette Bauerdorf, an Unsolved Murder, Part 19
Oct. 20, 1944: Capt. Garner Brown examines the fabric used to strangle Georgette Bauerdorf, Daily News. One of the more unusual aspects of the Georgette Bauerdorf killing was the fabric the killer shoved about four inches down her throat. Georgette … Continue reading
Posted in 1944, Cold Cases, Crime and Courts, Hollywood
Tagged 1944, Cold Cases, crime and courts, Georgette Bauerdorf, hollywood
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Georgette Bauerdorf, an Unsolved Murder, Part 18
This Google map shows several possible routes from Georgette Bauerdorf’s apartment to the location where the car was found. Whoever took the car had any number of options on where to dump it. Recall that the car, a … Continue reading
Posted in 1944, Cold Cases, Crime and Courts, Hollywood, Streetcars
Tagged 1944, Cold Cases, crime and courts, Georgette Bauerdorf, hollywood, Streetcars
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Georgette Bauerdorf, an Unsolved Murder, Part 17
The Herald-Express described the neighborhood where the killer abandoned the Bauerdorf car as “a Negro residential district.” (Oct. 13, 1944.) Georgette Bauerdorf, an Unsolved Murder: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | … Continue reading
Posted in 1944, Cold Cases, Crime and Courts, Hollywood
Tagged 1944, Cold Cases, crime and courts, Georgette Bauerdorf, hollywood
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Georgette Bauerdorf, an Unsolved Murder, Part 16
Deputies Garner Brown, left, and John Schilling examine the Bauerdorf car for fingerprints, Los Angeles Examiner, Oct. 13, 1944. When Georgette Bauerdorf’s body was discovered, investigators were unable to locate her car, a 1936 Oldsmobile coupe belonging to her sister. … Continue reading
Posted in 1944, Cold Cases, Crime and Courts, Hollywood
Tagged 1944, Cold Cases, crime and courts, Georgette Bauerdorf, hollywood
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Georgette Bauerdorf, an Unsolved Murder, Part 15
Sheriff’s investigators examine Connie Bauerdorf’s 1936 Oldsmobile, which was being used by Georgette Bauerdorf and disappeared after the killing, courtesy of the Los Angeles Public Library. One of the mysteries confronting investigators in the Georgette Bauerdorf case was what became … Continue reading
Posted in 1944, Cold Cases, Crime and Courts, Hollywood
Tagged 1944, Cold Cases, crime and courts, Georgette Bauerdorf, hollywood
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Georgette Bauerdorf, an Unsolved Murder, Part 14
Georgette Bauerdorf in an undated photo, courtesy of the Los Angeles Public Library. The life of a diligent researcher would be much easier if one of the Los Angeles newspapers had published details from the coroner’s inquest in the Georgette … Continue reading
Posted in 1944, Cold Cases, Crime and Courts, Hollywood
Tagged 1944, Cold Cases, crime and courts, Georgette Bauerdorf, hollywood
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