Crime Does Not Pay #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeCrime Does Not Pay #28 is an anthology featuring multiple crime stories. One narrative follows a criminal named Touchy who exerts pressure on a man named Banghart to move their hideout, leading to Banghart's ultimatum that Touchy stop drinking or face expulsion; Touchy's defiance results in his disownment and eventual demise. Another story recounts the case of Robert McLeod, a career criminal who murdered three people in Minnesota over stolen cattle, claiming mistreatment as justification before being imprisoned at Stillwater State Prison. A third tale follows Bill Longley, an outlaw in Texas whose crime spree ends in his capture and execution by hanging, with the narrator noting that one cannot cheat the law forever.
Young Bill Longley's hot-headed defense of his father's honor sets him on a collision course with the law in 1943's "Dodging Death with Big Bill Longley," adapted for Crime Does Not Pay by Dick Wood. From a killing in Texas to brushes with lynch mobs, horse thieves, and rival gunmen across the frontier, Big Bill finds himself constantly one step ahead of those hunting him—until his attempt to return home forces another desperate flight. A wild ride through the outlaw West where survival means staying one draw ahead of fate.
When a soldier on furlough arrives at the Catnip Club to see his girlfriend Denise Biro, he clashes violently with Carl Rossetti, the ruthless man buying the nightclub—but when Rossetti is found murdered, the soldier becomes the prime suspect. Inspector Bradley must untangle the truth from a web of suspects, each with their own motive to want Rossetti dead, as danger and deception continue to strike at the club. This whodunnit by Bob Wood challenges you to spot the real killer before the final reveal.
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Reprinted in Crime Does Not Pay Archives #2 (2012)
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