Root of Evil: The True Story of the Hodel Family and the Black Dahlia The Troubling Questions
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Mar 27, 2019 Peace Hodel, Tamar's oldest son, shares insight into the tumultuous legacy of the Hodel family. He reflects on his grandfather George Hodel's complex life and its lasting impact. The discussion dives into unresolved familial emotions, touching on accountability in light of Elizabeth Short's tragic story. Peace confronts the challenging dynamics of love, loss, and identity within his family. Listeners hear poignant memories of resilience and the ongoing journey toward healing amid deeply rooted feelings of betrayal and connection.
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Symbolic Family Haunting
- George Hodel lived in a San Francisco penthouse overlooking the cemetery where Elizabeth Short is buried.
- This symbolizes a haunting connection linking his life to the Black Dahlia case.
Family Dinner Confrontation
- Peace Hodel confronted his uncle Steve and Kelly Hodel about their grandfather George despite feeling conflicted.
- The dinner exposed the family's silence and denial regarding George's wrongdoing.
Mother's Divide and Conquer
- Tamar Hodel manipulated her children to distrust one another by speaking badly about each to the other.
- This fractured the siblings’ relationships and obstructed communication about past traumas.