was palatable and my loved one departed this miserable world on October 25, 1931. Suffer no more sweet Elena. I have sent you to the angels with my golden elixir... Perez also claimed Tanzler had once told him that he 'would kill Elena if necessary to fulfil [his] destiny' The poison confession letter article was also cited by historian David L. Sloan on episode 44 of the NightMerica podcast. In popular culture Exhibits Portions of the original memorial plaque that was commissioned by Tanzler and affixed to Elena Hoyos's mausoleum have been reassembled and are on display at the Martello Gallery-Key West Art and Historical Museum in Key West. True Crime Kent Podcast Episode Karl Tanzler Publications Fantastic Adventures Tanzler von Cosel, Karl (September 1947); "The Secret of Elena's Tomb" “A Haunted History of Pasco County (Haunted America)” by Madonna Jervis Wise; Arcadia Publishing Music In 2003, two bands released their musical interpretations of the Tanzler story, And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead's The Secret of Elena's Tomb album, and Sleep Station's Von Cosel album. In 2007, the band The Black Dahlia Murder released a song titled “Deathmask Divine”, on their Nocturnal album which tells the story. In 2008, the Swedish band ChansoNoir released the EP Count Von Cosels Obsession, with the B-side A Cemetery Serenade presenting an instrumental piece reenacting Carl Tanzler's organ playing in the tomb. In 2009, Mike Glendinning released two songs inspired by Tanzler's story, "Elena" and "Dust Off My Bride," on his "Psychotic America: Lullabies & Necrophilia" album. The 2010 song "Wax and Wire" by Portland-based band Loch Lomond is inspired by the story of Tanzler and Elena. In 2013, Sharon Needles released the single "Dead Girls Never Say No" inspired by Tanzler on her album PG-13. Television In 1999, the program Autopsy 6: Secrets of the Dead profiled the Tanzler case, in a segment titled "The Strange Obsession of Dr. Carl von Cosel." In 2000, the History Channel program Haunted History: Key West detailed the "Elena Hoyos / Carl Tanzler" case. In 2010, an episode of the science-fiction TV drama series Fringe entitled "Marionette" aired, which appeared to be loosely based on the Tanzler story. On October 24, 2013, the case of Carl Tanzler was featured on Mysteries at the Museum season 4, episode 10. In 2014, the NBC series The Blacklist featured a plotline in the twentieth episode of