Crime and Punishment #35
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains three main stories: "Obey the Law," depicting four hoodlums who steal a black bag containing $1,500 in cash and then become trapped in a druggist's window display while trying to retrieve it; "The Mouthpiece," a true crime story about a criminal lawyer's son who testifies against his father in court during a murder trial; and "Crime Fact-Oddities," a short feature by C.H. Moore describing unusual criminal punishments and practices, including Chinese punishment boards and the case of "Slick Sam," a repeat offender arrested 137 times for minor crimes.
An innocent drifter finds himself accused of murder in a small town after spending a night in the home of a reclusive old man—and when circumstances conspire against him, he becomes trapped by suspicion and circumstance. Written by the crime experts at Crime and Punishment, "Trapped!" follows a young man's desperate fight to prove his innocence before the townspeople's judgment becomes his undoing.
Four small-time hoods—Al, Harry, Boz, and Walt—stumble upon a black bag that flies out of a police chase on a Chicago street corner, only to discover it contains $200,000 in stolen money. As greed takes hold and the men turn on each other in a desperate bid for their cut, the bag itself becomes a curse rather than a blessing, trapping them in a deadly spiral of betrayal and violence.
A criminal lawyer finds himself defending his most corrupt client—a racketeer accused of murder—while his own son works as an assistant district attorney determined to prosecute the case. As Nelson Flynn uses every courtroom trick in his arsenal to sow reasonable doubt, father and son find themselves on a collision course that tests the limits of their ambition and principles. This gritty 1951 crime drama captures the moral cost when a lawyer's paycheck comes at the price of justice itself.
When the Pomelo Packing Company's payroll vanishes from a supposedly secure safe, Special Investigator Alan Croft suspects the thieves had inside help—someone who gave them early access to learn the combination. As Croft digs into the office staff and the details of the heist, he uncovers a scheme far more cunning than a simple safecracking, one that hinges on what a single man could—or couldn't—carry.
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