Tracy S. (Bernelli) reviewed on 1/17/2008 + 266 more book reviews

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Janice Knowlton grew up in a home that included abuse, rape, torture... but her young mind repressed those events until she was an adult and the memories began pushing their way up into her conscience. Through therapy, Janice pieced together missing parts of her memory and truly believes that not only is her father the Black Dahlia murderer, but that she was there to witness him sawing the body in half and the disposal of the body. LAPD refuses to investigate or give her memories credibility and the case remains unsolved.

It amazes me how a person can survive such brutality.

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