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"Your body was just a few ft from the sidewalk and posed in the grass in such a way that the girl [who discovered it] reportedly thought it was a mannequin at first. Despite the extensive mutilation and cuts on your body, there wasn't a drop of blood at the arena, indicating Short had been killed in other places. An extensive manhunt followed, however the killer hasn't been determined." - The FBI The latter fifty percent of the 1940s found the major metropolitan areas of post-war America in a precarious position. On the main one hand, people centers were reabsorbing plenty of going back veterans in to the employees, and into a interpersonal system that they had not experienced for a few years. Previous associations had changed during their absence, and many were starved for female company. While making the necessary readjustments to the war's end, major metropolitan areas such as New York, Chicago, Cleveland, and LA, were plagued by regionalized mob rule behind the moments of the entertainment industry, from golf clubs and casinos to print out and film marketing. Included in the list of aiding institutions and aspect marketplaces were studios, liquor processing, and everything peripheral markets linked with gambling, and prostitution. Inside the years following World Battle II, LA and other large American metropolitan areas were struck with a series of brutal murders that, in many ways, fit into distinctive patterns across the country. The LA Police Division was overwhelmed, caught up dealing with mob activities, internal corruption, a local press that brazenly invaded legal confidentiality within the wall surfaces of the authorities team itself, and too little advanced technology. As a result, several of the most highly publicized murders committed against young female newcomers went unsolved in perpetuity.
