the black dahlia?

With this new movie coming out, I started researching "The Black Dahlia", and I be wondering what kind of genital malformation did Beth Short have that she couldn't own standard intercourse?
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I seem to recollect her vagina wasn't fully developed. This probably would have frustrated and even angered tons potential partners, given her overall nouns. Very sad, strange story.

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(Man, I'm starting to HATE womenanswers.orgs..haven't done this much looking up of stuff since I left academy. Swear it's becoming an addiction.."just a different question!")

Pulled my copy of Michael Newton's _Encyclopedia of Unsolved Crimes_ (Checkmark Books/Facts on File, 2004) and looked up the casing. He's got a copy of the autopsy report, done by Dr, Frederick Newbarr, within the text. NOT going to switch in adjectives that material, but my preliminary reading (as a generalist nurse, not an OB-gyn specialist) does not seem to be to indicate anything unusual in terms of Short's womanly anatomy; negative for pregnancy and examiner commented spermatazoa sample were taken.
Newton's comments, p. 39-40: ".just Short's head and facial wounds be inflicted while she lived, and those are listed as the end in of death. What followed afterward, as grisly as it be, did not amount to torture (as described in frequent popular amounts of the crime), since the victim be already dead. The autopsy also debunk a host of other myths about Short's disappearance..Her genitals were not deformed or 'infantile', incapable of sexual intercourse, as latter claimed in one 'solution' to the bag."
Newton denies teeth punched out, skin burns of any type, sliced off breasts or earlobes missing, or anything carved into the skin. (The autopsy report would a bit have reflect THAT finding!)
Haven't seen the movie, but suspect that somebody needed to go and get a lot of hype and alarm in, and said "heck next to the facts; what's going to sell at the box organization?"

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The movie that's coming out is based on a book by the guy who wrote L.A. Confidential. His mother be killed around impossible to tell apart time in what he feel is a similar way, so he think his mom and Elizabeth Short were kill by the same human being.
If you've read a lot of non-fiction give or take a few the case, you'll plausible be disappointed in the movie(I was disappointed by the book, and I approaching his writing).