[commish]

Good riddance to bad rubbish. The man lived 60+ years longer than he should have.

[Joe 6-pack]

In a week where Breitbart died a premature death, a whore was placed on a pedestal and lionized, and leading *bioethicists* have been emboldened to the point where they can publicly promote infanticide as a good thing, it's easy to become discouraged and overwhelmed by evil.

Then out of nowhere a monster like this dies and reminds us that evil is not invincible, and indeed, ultimately destined for a comeuppance of quite literally, Biblical proportions.

[beaversmom]

I've seen a show about Bill Heirens. Let me just say, I have no idea whether he is guilty or not. The show I saw, Most Evil, painted Bill Heirens as not having the psychological make up of a serial killer. According to the show he was a petty thief at 17 years old when he was arrested for the lipstick killings. He confessed after severe beatings by police and being told that he wouldn't face the death penalty if he confessed.

The son, a detective, of Dr. George Hodel whom the son believes to be the Black Dahlia killer, thinks his dad may in fact be responsible.

Here is the Most Evil show I saw via You Tube where it highlights the crime and features an interview with Bill Heirens (interview at 10:20 or so into the video):

Here is the son of Dr. Hodel talking about his dad and the lipstick killings:

Lastly, if Bill Heirens wasn't the killer what an awful injustice to be locked up for 60+ years for a crime you didn't commit. If he in fact was not the Lipstick killer, rest in peace Bill Heirens.