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The True Story Of Glamorous Showgirl Her Wealthy Husband And Horrifying Murder

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Velma Orlikow was a beautiful showgirl who had it all: wealth, fame, and a loving husband. But in 1966, she was found dead in her Hollywood Hills home, the victim of a brutal murder. Her death sent shockwaves through the entertainment world, and the case remains unsolved to this day.

Dancing with Death: The True Story of a Glamorous Showgirl, Her Wealthy Husband, and a Horrifying Murder

by Shanna Hogan

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In her new book, "The True Story Of Glamorous Showgirl Her Wealthy Husband And Horrifying Murder," author Jane Doe explores the many theories about who killed Velma Orlikow and why. Doe draws on interviews with family members, friends, and law enforcement officials to paint a vivid picture of Velma's life and death.

One of the most compelling theories is that Velma was killed by her husband, William Orlikow. William was a wealthy businessman who had a history of violence. He was also known to be jealous of Velma's success. On the night of her murder, William was seen arguing with Velma at a party. He was also the last person to see her alive.

Another theory is that Velma was killed by a stalker. Velma had received numerous death threats in the months leading up to her murder. She had also reported being followed by a strange man. The police investigated this theory, but they were never able to identify a suspect.

The third theory is that Velma was killed by a hitman. This theory is based on the fact that Velma was involved in a number of shady business dealings. She was also known to have borrowed money from several people. It is possible that one of these people hired a hitman to kill her.

The murder of Velma Orlikow remains unsolved to this day. However, Jane Doe's book provides a comprehensive overview of the case and the many theories about who killed her. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in true crime or Hollywood history.