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THE BAUERDORF NOTE- Update 2012
In my original investigation of the 1940s Lone Woman Murders, I presented evidence which I believe linked the 1944 Georgette Bauerdorf murder to other crimes which occurred both pre-and-post Black Dahlia. I won’t here review all of that linkage, but want to just focus on and update one particular aspect of that investigation–The Bauerdorf Note.
Photograph of actual Note typed by Bauerdorf Killer (Red spots were placed on paper by killer to mimic blood. Analysis by LA Sheriff’s crime lab showed substance to be the medical antiseptic–IODINE.)
SEE LINK HERE FOR COMPLETE UPDATE ON BAUERDORF NOTE
“I have been trying to forget what happened… I have forgotten all about Rod Alcala and what he did.”
Rod Alcala, August 1971 in-custody statement to LAPD DetectiveSteve Hodel regarding his 1968 assault of Tali S., an 8-year-old Hollywood victim, whom he abducted, raped and left for dead.
Alcala Orange Co. Court 2009 Alcala on “The Dating Game” 1978
MY 1971 ARREST & EXTRADITION OF RODNEY ALCALA FOR RAPE/ATT-MURDER
In 1971 my three-year search for Rodney Alcala, a brutal child-rapist wanted by Hollywood Division’s LAPD for rape and attempted murder finally ended.
In July of that year, I had met with the FBI in their L.A. office. In that meeting a decision was made to join forces in attempting to locate and arrest fugitive Rodney Alcala by placing him on the Bureau’s- -”10 MOST WANTED LIST.” We did and it paid off –big-time. A month later Alcala, teaching as a counselor at a teenage girl’s school, was apprehended and in custody in Concord, New Hampshire.
In the summer of ’71, I boarded a plane, flew to Boston, then drove north to Concord, where I arrested and extradited Rodney Alcala. Our Los Angeles warrant charged him with two felony counts- child rape and attempted murder.
That same year, Alcala was prosecuted, tried, convicted and sent to prison.
Sadly, this would turn out to be JUST THE BEGINNING of this monster’s murderous crime spree. Because of multiple failures in “The System” and his release after serving just a little over two years in prison his incarceration would become no more than a stepping stone to bigger and more horrific crimes.
Journalist and crime reporter, Christine Pelisek presents the full tragic story as a feature article published in today’s (1.21.2010) LA WEEKLY.
Read Christine’s incredible summary of Alcala’s many crimes:
RODNEY ALCALA: The Fine Art of Killing
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