PEOPLE has an exclusive first look at Eli Frankel's book 'Sisters in Death,' out this fall. The book reveals the connection ...

Her name was Elizabeth Short, known to history as the tragic Black Dahlia. The Biltmore Hotel has long been rumored (a rumor encouraged by the LAPD) to be the last place Short was seen alive ...

The Black Dahlia, later identified as a 22-year-old ... She was dropped off at the Biltmore Hotel to meet her sister, who was in town visiting. Later, witnesses saw her at a cocktail lounge ...

and under her nickname “The Black Dahlia,” she is still the most famous unsolved murder in Los Angeles history. The ornate Gallery Bar at the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles. (Courtesy of ...

The case of Short — nicknamed the Black Dahlia — has both horrified and ... she had been dating and was dropped at the ...

Journalist Hadley Meares had written about the extensive haunted history at the Biltmore Hotel, the famed DTLA spot which hosted the Oscars and is renowned for the Black Dahlia unsolved murder case.

It's also the last place where the actress who came to be known as the Black Dahlia was seen, and some believe a ghost may be running loose in the old hotel. The Biltmore Hotel, now known as the ...

The Biltmore is here because people had a vision of building a great hotel to serve Los Angeles ... and the Black Dahlia continues to captivate decades later. 1960's – Chosen as the base ...

The full story of the Millennium Biltmore Hotel and the murder ... better known as the Black Dahlia. Short was known to frequent the hotel with friends and also took Spanish lessons in the lobby ...

Note: Adapted from the Millennium Biltmore Hotel’s Absolut Citron-based Black Dahlia martini. 1. Stir the vodka, Chambord and Kahlúa in a cocktail pitcher almost filled with crushed ice.

The cocktail trend of the season has announced itself in bars around L.A.: black drinks. You might expect to find a black cocktail at a place like the Little Cave; after all, the new Highland Park ...