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Lana Turner's Bedroom Murder: What Was Cleaned Up Before Police Arrived?

On the night of April 4, 1958, a scream echoed from Lana Turner’s pink bedroom. Johnny Stompanato lay dead, but the police weren't called for another 45 minutes. Why did Hollywood's biggest star wait so long to dial 911? In this episode of Retro Confidential, we investigate the mysterious gap between the stabbing and the arrival of the police. While the official story claims a 14-year-old girl acted in self-defense, the forensic details and the "clean" state of the crime scene suggest a professional cover-up. Did the famous Hollywood "fixer" Jerry Giesler rearrange the scene before the cops arrived? Was critical evidence destroyed in that missing hour? We dive deep into the archives to reveal the truth buried under the glamour. In this video, we uncover: 🕵️‍♂️ The suspicious 45-minute timeline that the jury ignored. 🕵️‍♂️ What happened to the "missing" love letters and tapes. 🕵️‍♂️ Why the forensic evidence didn't match the "hero daughter" story. 🕵️‍♂️ The alternative theory: Did Lana Turner actually hold the knife? Subscribe for more dark secrets from the Golden Age of Hollywood:    / @retroconfidential   #hollywoodscandals #truecrimestory #mystery #documentary #hollywoodhistory