EPISODE · Sep 17, 2020 · 1H
The Black Dahlia featuring Steve Hodel
from Media Path Podcast · host Media Path
You may have a uniquely conflicted and complicated relationship with your father but until you discover him to be a serial killer, Steve Hodel wins. Steve was a retired L.A. police detective when he learned that his father George Hodel had been a suspect in the 1947 Black Dahlia murder. Steve’s efforts to clear his dad’s name led him to discover and face the dark and disturbing truth in his own family history. Plus, Fritz and Weezy sort through their reading lists with titles by Mary Trump, Michael Cohen, Stephanie Winston Wolcoff, Bob Woodward and Peter Strzok.Path Points of Interest:Rage by Bob WoodwardCompromised: Counterintelligence and The Threat of Donald J. Trump by Peter StrzokHoax: Fox News and the Dangerous Distortion of the Truth by Brian StelterMelania and Me: The Rise and Fall of My Friendship With The First Lady by Stephanie Winston WolcoffDonald Trump VS. The United States: Inside The Struggle To Stop A President by Michael SchmidtDisloyal: The True Story OF The Former Personal Attorney To President Donald J. Trump by Michael CohenToo Much and Never Enough by Mary TrumpUnfit: The Psychology of Donald TrumpSteve HodelSteve Hodel BooksI Am The NightRoot of Evil Podcast
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You may have a uniquely conflicted and complicated relationship with your father but until you discover him to be a serial killer, Steve Hodel wins. Steve was a retired L.A. police detective when he learned that his father George Hodel had been a suspect in the 1947 Black Dahlia murder. Steve’s efforts to clear his dad’s name led him to discover and face the dark and disturbing truth in his own family history. Plus, Fritz and Weezy sort through their reading lists with titles by Mary Trump, Michael Cohen, Stephanie Winston Wolcoff, Bob Woodward and Peter Strzok.
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