Crimes by Women #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA woman named Kitty Carlo orchestrates a bank robbery by seducing and manipulating multiple men into participating in the heist, including a bank vice president and business agent. After the successful robbery, Kitty double-crosses her accomplices and attempts to escape with the stolen diamonds, but is ultimately caught and sentenced in federal court for what the judge calls "the meanest and most vicious" crime he has ever tried. The story concludes with Kitty's arrest, demonstrating that her scheme and betrayals have led to her downfall.
Kitty Sarlo and her partner Sam run a ruthless scheme targeting soldiers, luring them with charm and booze before robbing them—but when a soldier fights back harder than expected, Kitty's greed and desperation push her across a line she can't uncross. This 1948 crime story exposes how far a con artist will go when the stakes suddenly become deadly.
A desperate young woman fleeing Hollywood takes what seems like an easy job offer, only to discover she's been trapped in a criminal racket run by the ruthless Willard Jackson. Held captive and forced into increasingly dangerous assignments, Connie Hale finds her situation complicated when Dan Donner, one of Jackson's men, begins to show her a gentler side—but can she trust a crook, or is he just another part of the trap?
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Reprinted in Crimes by Women #4 (1949), Blue Bolt Weird Tales #117 (1953), Crimes by Women #54 (1954), Zoo Funnies #13 (1955)
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