Coroner Simonds, analyzing the crime scene, focuses on a particularly striking detail—the substantial amount of blood present. This observation leads him to a hypothesis involving more than just the two victims. He speculates that the volume of blood could indicate the involvement of a third person, possibly an abductor who got wounded during a struggle. This theory propels Simonds to recommend a city-wide search of hospitals for anyone with unexplained injuries, a move that could potentially identify an injured suspect. On the other hand, the police, led by Detective Sergeant Lawrence McCarthy, are formulating a different theory. McCarthy posits that the women were forcibly ejected from a moving vehicle. The impact of this action, he theorizes, rendered them unconscious. Lillian Thompson, however, might have briefly regained consciousness, only to collapse again after dragging herself a short distance. This struggle for survival could explain the scrape marks on her face, a desperate attempt to find help before succumbing to her injuries...Find out the truth...Only on Kinda Murdery!

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Sources:
https://historysevilecho.com/grant-park-double-murder/
https://medium.com/lessons-from-history/two-dead-actresses-in-a-park-d27cebe94748