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By: Banks, Harold K.
Price: $5.00
Publisher: Avon V2173: 1967
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 017061
Condition: Good to Very Good
This one began as a series of newspaper articles concerned with establishing by due process of law whether a man being kept in protective custody by the state was the serial killer he claimed to be. The publisher called this one "The true crime story of the century," and for the victims and their families, no doubt it was, but there were still more than thirty years go go in that particular century, and up to that point, no one had heard of a nasty little weasel named Manson. 238 pages, cover photograph by Paul Weller. Some slant/roll, edge and corner wear, handling wear. View more info
By: Cooper, Saul
Price: $6.00
Publisher: Hillman 133: 1959
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 011626
Condition: Very Good
144 pages. A sensationalist view of the notorious criminal's life and loves. Slant, tanned pages. View more info
By: Cooper, Saul
Price: $5.00
Publisher: Hillman 133: 1960
Edition: 1st Hillman edition
Seller ID: bio.00029
Condition: About Very Good
sensationalist view of the notorious criminal's life and loves; just a bit of slant, light edgewear, light chipping to spine ends, thin crease top right edge of front cover and top left edge of rear, light rubbing; View more info
Price: $6.00
Publisher: Penguin 1857: 1962
Edition: 1st Penguin edition
Seller ID: 006209
Condition: Good
The story of Wilde's conviction on charges of gross indecency with male persons. Cover illustration by Toulouse-Lautrec. Some spine roll, nicks to spine ends, moderate handling wear, tanning. Internally tight and clean. View more info
By: Mitchell, Sandra
Price: $10.00
Publisher: Halifax, Nimbus Publishing Company 011: 1992
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 018281
ISBN: 1551090112
Condition: Near Fine
Mitchell maintains that Robbie Cunningham is innocent of the 1979 murder of Nicholas Duguay in the small community of Chatham Head, New Brunswick, and offers the view that convicted serial killer Alan Legere is responsible. 218 pages (including appendices), illustrated w/photographs and two maps. Light rubbing, light edgewear, mild handling wear. Internally tight and clean. View more info
By: Porrello, Rick
Price: $30.00
Publisher: New York, Barricade Books: 1995
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 017051
ISBN: 1-56980-058-8
Condition: Very Good
The story of the third-ranked Mafia organization in America, and "the Sugar War, a Prohibition-era series of conflicts over control of corn sugar, a primary ingredient in hooch, bootleg booze." Also "offers the first detailed look at the life of Angelo 'Big Ange' Lonardo," who became the Cleveland Mafia's boss. Black boards w/black cloth backstrip w/silver spine lettering, 240 pages (including references, index, brief author biography), illustrated. Mild slant, tanning, in dust jacket w/light rubbing, light general wear View more info
By: Reitman, Bob
Price: $5.00
Publisher: PEC, No Number: 1966
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 010104
Condition: About Very Good
the story of publisher Ralph Ginzburg and his legal troubles stemming from the erotica he published; Foreward by Sloan Wilson; previous owner's signature and stamps, general wear; View more info
Price: $14.00
Publisher: New York, Bantam 06476: 1976
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 018239
ISBN: 0-553-06476-2
Condition: Good
Paperback original. "...an FBI undercover agent tells his violent, terrifying story -- how he risked his life to expose the Ku Klux Klan." 216 pagers. Spine slant, rubbing/impressions/scratches, crease to top left corner of back cover, full-length vertical crease to back cover, a little edge soil, tanning, previous owner's initials/date to inside front cover. (Notice how you get actual information about condition, not some lazy-ass b.s. like "may have" this flaw or that flaw or the other flaw, or is in "Acceptable" condition. Whatever the hell that is. Nope. If I... View more info
Price: $40.00
Publisher: New York, Little, Brown & Company: 2004
Edition: First Edition
Inscription: Signed by Author
Seller ID: 016006
ISBN: 0-316-07167-6
Condition: Near Fine
First printing w/complete number sequence. The story of Attila Ambrus, "one-time pelt smuggler, professional hockey goalie (possibly the worst in the sport's history), pen salesman, Zamboni driver, gravedigger, church painter, roulette addict, building superintendent, whiskey drinker, and native of Transylvania who's decided that the best thing to do with his time is to rob as many banks as possible." This copy signed, on title page, by Rubinstein. Maroon boards w/cream cloth backstrip, pink foil spine lettering, 319 pages (including postscripts, notes on sources, bibliography, appe... View more info
By: Schiller, Bill
Price: $12.50
Publisher: Toronto, HarperCollinsPublishers/Harper Collins: 1998
Edition: First Edition
Inscription: Signed by Author
Seller ID: 005541
ISBN: 0-00-255751-7
Condition: Near Fine
A story of murder, betrayal, multiple identities and ruthless ambition, all surrounding a Canadian financier "who disappeared without a trace in 1990 along with millions of dollars of investors' money--and his 15-year-old daughter, Sheena. Years later they are discovered living togther as man and wife along with two small children in a small English village." Tan boards, 290 pages, illustrated. Tiny remainder mark to bottom edge. An unread copy. View more info
By: Shirley, Glenn
Price: $15.00
Publisher: Monarch MA393: 1963
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 013187
Condition: Good
True crime. The story of William (Billy) E. Cook, "whose orgy of violence overshadowed anything in the John Dillinger-Pretty Boy Floyd era." 126 pages. Slant, uneven fore-edge, impressions, tanning, moderate general wear. View more info
Price: $8.00
Publisher: Garden City, Crime Club/Doubleday: 1958
Edition: 1st US edition
Seller ID: 009346
Condition: Very Good
from a cat burglar in Honolulu to an Australian wife-murderer (nine wives in all), eighteen law-enforcement officers each recount the strangest case of his career; included among the eighteen are Frederick Cherrill (ex-Chief Superintendent of Scotland Yard) J. Edgar Hoover (Director, F.B.I.), Mike Gier (ex-Police Chief of three western Canadian cities), and accounts of crimes from Czechoslovakia, Japan, the U.S.S.R., Germany, Ecuador, and so on; dj illustration by Tony Palladino; grey cloth, 192 pgs.; mild edgewear, mild wear to corners/spine ends, off-setting to end papers, tanning; rubbed dj... View more info
Price: $20.00
Publisher: New York, Vantage Press: 2000
Edition: First Edition
Inscription: Signed by Steele, on half-title
Seller ID: 018162
ISBN: 0-533-13165-0
Condition: As New
In 1962, two-year-old Vernon Boudreau died, his death officially described as accidental. Three decades later, children of the woman who had been babysitting him when he died claimed that he had been murdered, a charge supported by expert testimony. After a preliminary trial the accused appealled to the Supreme Court of Canada, whose judges decided that because it had been so long since the boy's death, her actual trial should be stayed in order to protect her rights. Vernon Boudreau's mother here tells her son's story, from his birth through the tragedy of his death, with details of events... View more info
By: Winton, Keith
Price: $11.00
Publisher: Edinburgh, Edinburgh Impressions 009923: 1985
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 014363
ISBN: 0 951 0099 2 3
Condition: Good to Very Good
Winton takes a peek at a number of murders committed in Edinburgh throughout the centuries, beginning in 1566 with the killing of David Rizzo, and ending with the death of Mrs. Bertha Merrett in 1926. In between, we have the stories of John Kincaid, Lord Forrester, Archbishop James Sharp, Philip Stanfield, Sir George Lockhart, Captain J. Cayley, Robert Irvine, Captain John Porteous, William Begbie, William Howatt, the West Port murders (Burke and Hare, of course), Elizabeth Chantrelle and Jessie King. 128 pages, illustrated. A bit of slant, impressions, small ink notation ("Mon/22/4.00"... View more info
By: Zimmerman, Isidore, with Francis Bond
Price: $5.00
Publisher: Manor 127: 1972
Edition: 1st Manor edition
Seller ID: 012181
Condition: Very Good
The story of a man who spent twenty-four years in prison, convicted on an eyewitness's lie of supplying to a killer the pistol used to kill a policeman. 320 pages, Introduction by Drew Pearson. Some edgewear, thin crease to top left corner of back cover, date stamp to top edge, toned pages. A nice copy, internally tight and clean. View more info
