is any familiar with eliziabeth short? you know the black dahlia. what was the gential defect she had?

Answer 1

I read it was possibly an underdeveloped vagina. Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome could have made her genetically male.

Answer 2

A widely circulated myth holds that Short was unable to have sexual intercourse because of some genetic defect that left her with "infantile genitalia." Los Angeles County district attorney's files states the investigators had questioned three men with whom Short had sexual intercourse, including a Chicago police officer who was a suspect in the case. The FBI files on the case also contain a statement from a man with whom Short had sexual intercourse. According to the LAPD summary of the case, in the district attorney's files, the autopsy describes Short's reproductive organs as anatomically normal. The autopsy also states that Short was not and had never been pregnant, contrary to what is sometimes claimed.

While the "infantile genitalia" myth must be regarded as suspect, the D.A.'s files do contain the following:—

Doctor Schwartz last stated that he studied surgery and that victim was on the make for him but that she was the patient of Doctor Arthur McGinnis Faught who was treating victim for trouble with her bartholin gland and that he wanted nothing to do with her. He stated that the bartholin gland was the lubricating gland in the vagina and that Doctor Faught had lanced it on several occasions and it could account for the fact that she had not been having intercourse with men.

Answer 3

According to John Gilmore, author of Severed: The True Story of the Black Dahlia Murder, the rumors about Elizabeth being "flaky and promiscuous" were fabricated by the press and by those who knew her loosely. The coroner who examined Elizabeth's tortured body reported that she had a genital defect that rendered her incapable of having standard intercourse.

Answer 4

Elizabeth Short had underdeveloped genitals, making normal intercourse involving penetration impossible. She had not menstruated at the time of her death and had been taking hormones to correct the problem. There are many sites to visit regarding the Black Dahlia. Just type in 'Black Dahlia'....and you will find all the answers to your questions.

Answer 5

The rumor is she had infantile genitalia(meaning her genitalia was too small for intercourse) ---

the D.A.'s files do contain the following:—

Doctor Schwartz last stated that he studied surgery and that victim was on the make for him but that she was the patient of Doctor Arthur McGinnis Faught who was treating victim for trouble with her bartholin gland and that he wanted nothing to do with her. He stated that the bartholin gland was the lubricating gland in the vagina and that Doctor Faught had lanced it on several occasions and it could account for the fact that she had not been having intercourse with men.
(wikipedia)