Crime Patrol #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the chilling atmosphere of a crematorium, a man prone to cataleptic fits is brought in just as his fiancée frantically searches for him. With time running out and the furnace ready to close, her desperate search takes a terrifying turn when the attendant notices something impossible—beads of sweat forming on the man’s brow, a sign he’s still alive.
In "Trapped in the Tomb," a treacherous explorer sets a deadly trap in an ancient Egyptian tomb, sealing his rival inside to die. When his love interest uncovers the plot by finding a note written in the missing man’s hand, she fights back—leaving a mark on the villain’s face that becomes a crucial clue. As suspicion grows, a third explorer pieces together the truth, confronting the murderer when he tries to silence the girl for good, and together they free the man still clinging to life in the tomb’s depths.
In "The Graveyard Feet," a reporter haunted by a mysterious past discovers his newly grafted feet have a mind of their own—leading him on a brutal, blood-soaked journey through a web of secrets and revenge. When the feet remember their former life, they don’t just walk—they fight, and they know exactly where to strike.
In "The Spectre in the Castle!", a man takes on the eerie challenge of spending a few nights in a haunted estate, bound by the strange condition that he survive its legendary ghost. As shadows stir and unsettling events unfold, the line between fear and deception blurs—until the truth behind the haunting reveals a far more human menace. The Crypt Keeper narrates this chilling tale of greed and suspense, where the real spectre may not be in the castle, but in the heart of the law.
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