The Black Dahlia Haunting Page #2
I've seen this woman.
I'm not surprised. A lot of
people would recognize her if
they saw these.
No I mean, like, I've "seen
her", seen her. In person.
That's impossible.
Why is that impossible?
Because she's been
dead since 1947.
Whatever, I seen her plain as
day. She was kind of a b*tch.
You really don't know
who this is?
No.
Elizabeth Short?
Is that supposed to ring a bell?
The Black Dahlia?
Dahlia's aren't black.
The Black Dahlia was a nickname
that the Los Angeles press
gave to a woman, Elizabeth
Short, after she was killed.
Mm-hmm.
You've really never
heard of this?
I don't know. Oh, wait,
wasn't it a movie?
Elizabeth Short was
an aspiring actress
from Massachusetts.
She had a reputation about her,
of messing with men,
essentially sleeping her way
to the top.
She started to run with the
wrong crowd, got herself killed.
Great...
So why would Tyler
be drawing her?
I don't know.
He's a kid I can't imagine he
just told me.
Maybe he saw a special about
her on TV and it left some sort
of subliminal impression on him?
I don't buy it.
Well, I'm leaving now.
Going back to New York already?
No. Just leaving the office.
Okay. Alright. Well, stay
in touch, now.
If you want to do this again
let me know, I'd be glad to let
you talk to him again.
Yeah, whatever.
B*tch.
Speak to me.
Speak to me.
WHAT?!
Speak to me,
tell me what you want...
Ugh, disgusting.
Did you know how to fire the gun
before you lost your sight?
it. It didn't seem that hard.
How were you able to aim the
shotgun in the proper direction?
Well, they were talking.
They were saying
'Don't shoot, don't shoot'.
So you kind of got lucky?
In a sense, yes.
How did you find the shotgun?
I had a gut feeling
about it,
where it was.
So it wasn't like you were
guided by something, or someone?
I guess that was my feeling.
I want to talk to you about
something else before we finish
up.
What?
Your drawings. You've been blind
since you were 10 years old.
But you keep sketching things
that you couldn't possibly
have seen before then,
in particular, the woman that
keeps appearing in them.
It's one thing that you draw
your room...
... its another thing that you
draw someone who has been dead
for over 60 years.
Is this someone who you saw on
television before you lost your
sight?
The internet? A book?
I see her. Here with me.
In your room, this facility?
Yes,
she speaks to me.
What does she say to you?
To hurt the ones who hurt me.
Your father?
Yes.
Has she said anything else to
you? Maybe her name?
Yes,
her name is Elizabeth.
Sir, block three
and block four are down!
Get the hell out of there!
Shhhh...
There's no need to
dream anymore...
There's no need to
hide anymore...
To lie anymore...
father's touch anymore...
I will...free...you...
AHHHH!
OH GOD!
NO!
AHHHHH!
Good evening, Betty.
Look at me.
You don't look so good.
I'm not.
I know what you did.
Got no money for no
back alley butcher.
What are you gonna do, you know?
At least I didn't
get a black eye.
Don't tell them you love them.
Don't do that.
You didn't have to do it.
Not by yourself.
Not like that.
You could have helped? How?
I know a guy.
Yeah? You're lucky.
He helps girls in
this situation.
You know how it is,
Norma Jeane.
They think they can do anything
they want to you,
and even if you try to say
something, you disappear.
Jenson? Jenson...
Good boy.
What is this place?
You don't feel it all around?
Something cold.
Something familiar.
This is where he
disposes of everything.
My dress,
the knives he used on me,
my blood.
You could almost call this home.
I don't understand.
What are you doing to me?
You don't know?
No!
Just like with your brother,
I'm gonna help you hurt the ones
who hurt you.
My father's the only one who
hurt me, now he's dead.
You haven't told me
thank you yet.
You didn't pull the trigger.
I helped him pull the trigger.
Did you help him
kill his mother too?
She had contempt.
For both of you.
You're sick!
No, I'm smart.
You said someone else
is planning to hurt me?
Yeah.
You really are blind. And I
thought it was just your
brother...
"911 emergency.
Do you require assistance?"
My name is Malcolm Gonzales.
And I would like to
report a murder
that I am about to commit.
The dead speak to me and
they tell me what to do.
I am going to put the phone
down now, so that you can find
me and that you can stop me.
I'm leaving.
Okay.
Do you need anything
before I go?
No, I think I got this.
Okay, goodnight.
I'm not the one
you're looking for.
I knew you were coming.
How did you know?
I have a gift. So do you.
You see things.
Yes.
Looking for this?
How did you get in here?
Your door was unlocked.
I take it there are
no objections?
You really need to find
someone to talk to.
Maybe.
So what would you
like to talk about?
I don't know, what would
you like to talk about?
I still hear the voices
inside of my head.
And I've done everything
that I can do
to get rid of them.
But it looks like now there's
just one more thing to do.
But I'll be free...
...and so will you.
Really nice makeup job.
Original.
You don't like being touched.
I don't like men touching me.
Stop.
Why is that?
I don't know. You're the doctor
why don't you give me a
diagnosis?
Someone made you not
like to touched.
Someone hurt you...when
you were a child.
Please move away from me now.
Why?
You know why.
I'm not touching you.
It feels like you are.
I see you in there.
It's been so, so long.
But I always knew
that I would see you again.
Hello?
I see, I'll be right there.
Tyler's escaped.
I suggest you come with me.
Ma'am.
Tyler's gone.
Holly?
Holly?!
Are you still in there?
That's why I don't mind
coming here, good coffee.
Hm?
No thanks.
Don't know what
you're missing...
So you're Tyler's sister?
Didn't know he had one.
Sorry to hear about what
he did to your parents.
We worked the case. I actually
connected Tyler with Dr. Owen.
It's a shame, he seemed
like a good kid.
Yeah, he did.
Too bad.
Two little children
A boy and a girl
Sat by
An old church door
Her little girl cheeks
were as brown as the curls
That fell on
the dress that she wore
The boy's coat was faded
And hatless his head
A tear shone
in each little eye
There are ships sailing
through many ports...
but not a single one goes
where life is not painful...
What are you waitin' for?
You got me all tied up.
I'm ready.
HA HA HA!
I'm all tied up!!
And I'm READY!!
AH HA HA!
What are you WAITING for?!?!
Welcome back, Elizabeth.
You still don't know
who I am, do you?
UGH!
AHHHH!
Do it again!
HA HA HA!
You spoke to me.
I was just a child.
I never asked for any of this.
I couldn't help who
my grandfather was.
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