Murder in Hollywood
Subtitle: [the secret life and mysterious death of Bonny Lee Bakley]
By: Gary C. King.
Edition: St. Martin's Paperbacks ed.
Publisher: St. Martin's Press
Published: 2001
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 221
Subjects: Bakley, Bonny Lee.; Blake, Robert, 1933-; Murder -- California -- Los Angeles -- Case studies.
Genres: Case studies.
Description: Obsessed with glamour and wealth, she followed her dream to Hollywood, and finally found fame--in death.

Bonny Lee Bakley's dream was to marry a movie star. Using sex and guts, the ruthless small-town blonde finally struck it rich by wedding Robert Blake, the Emmy Award-winning actor who scored in the hit show "Baretta." When Blake found his bride of six months with a bullet in her head outside a Los Angeles restaurant, he was thrust back into the spotlight, and Bonny Lee was exposed for the manipulative woman she was--a grifter with a sordid criminal history of sex swindles, credit-card fraud, and Social Security scams. But her specialty was fleecing wealthy men for quick cash--a lucrative sting that finally brought Bonny Lee Bakley to Hollywood to live--and die--among the rich and famous.

But who really murdered Bonny Lee in cold blood? How did it play into Robert and Bonny's turbulent marriage? Was she a victim of her own con--or something more sinister? What was the truth behind her fears of being stalked? And what secrets were hidden in Bonny's past that she found impossible to outrun?

Now, in this riveting, fascinating account, Gary C. King brings you inside details of the most talked-about Tinseltown murder in years.
Notes: Includes filmography (p. 219-221).
Subtitle taken from cover.