Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Coming up Short

After wading through this intriguing--but ultimately totally unconvincing--quagmire of speculation, coincidence and gigantic logic leaps, one can only hope that former LAPD cop-turned-author George Hodel was a better detective than he is a true crime journalist. Upon discovering two snapshots of an unidentified woman in an old photo album that belonged to his father, he immediately jumps to the conclusion that not only is the gal the Black Dahlia (never mind that NEITHER of the pictures even remotely looks like any known pictures of the victim), but that his father murdered her as well. Then it's off to the races, with Hodel also nailing Dear Old Dad for more than a dozen other unsolved murders of the era, including that of "prominent actress" (Hodel's words) Jean Spangler (WHO???). Anyone with any familiarity with the case won't have any trouble finding holes in a lot of other similar "evidence" Hodel presents but why go on? Long story Short? Case still unsolved.