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James Ellroy's L.A.: City of Demons. Iconic and bestselling author James Ellroy, the "demon dog of American literature" who penned "Black Dahlia" and "LA Confidential, " takes a fresh look at some of Hollywood's most-notorious stories from the past to the present.
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- 2011-01-19
- Documentary, History
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19 de jan. de 2011 · 44min. TV-14. The unsolved homicide cases of the infamous Black Dahlia and his own mother's 1958 murder shaped famed crime writer James Ellroy's youth. More recently, the rape and murder of two teenage girls made another deep impression on his psyche. Free trial of discovery+.
Details Episode 3 Aired Feb 2, 2011 Serial Killers James Ellroy unleashes a volume of venomous vitriol on the most depraved, despicable and deadly criminals, the serial...
TV-14. King of crime fiction James Ellroy unleashes a volume of venomous vitriol on the most depraved, despicable and deadly criminals … serial killers. He offers up a homicidal history of Los Angeles-based beaters, bashers, stranglers and slashers. Store Filled.
James Ellory, much to his chagrin, looks at the serial killers of Los Angeles including 1950s mass murderer Stephen Nash, the Hillside Stranglers Kenneth Bianchi and Angelo Buono, and modeling photographer turned multiple murderer Bill Bradford.
The unsolved homicide cases of the infamous Black Dahlia and his own mother's murder shaped crime writer James Ellroy's youth.
King of crime fiction James Ellroy unleashes a volume of venomous vitriol on the most depraved, despicable, and deadly criminals, the serial killers. Ellroy offers up a homicidal history of Los Angeles-based beaters, bashers, stranglers and slashers.
