Crimes by Women #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Crimes by Women" presents a story in which a woman named Reva orchestrates an insurance fraud scheme involving the murder of Colonel Nicholson, working with accomplices including a man named Narkie and others. When her scheme begins to unravel under police investigation, Reva attempts to eliminate loose ends by poisoning her associate Edouard, ultimately leading to her own exposure and downfall as the insurance detectives and authorities close in on the conspiracy.
Memphis Mae Corey schemes her way from Ireland to America, building a criminal empire that draws in accomplices like Jerry Edwards and Joe Cahler, each playing their own dangerous game. When Mae's web of blackmail, theft, and manipulation finally tightens around her inner circle, the consequences prove far more ruthless than she anticipated. This tale of ambition and betrayal shows why they call her the Dixie She-Devil.
Arva Bolling is a charming schemer drowning in debt, willing to do whatever it takes to maintain her luxurious lifestyle—even commit murder. When creditors close in and insurance money dangles just out of reach, Arva's desperation spirals into a deadly pattern, but an insurance detective begins to suspect that her string of tragic "accidents" is far too convenient to be coincidence.
Madame Rachel runs a high-class beauty salon in London, but her real game is far more sinister—she blackmails wealthy clients, steals from them with help from a criminal network, and uses threats of vitriol to keep her employees in line. When her schemes begin to unravel and violence erupts, the ruthless fraudster finds herself facing consequences from those she's wronged.
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Reprinted in Crime Hunters #[nn] (1950), Crime Incorporated #2 (1950), Crimes by Women #15 (1951), All-Famous Police Cases #11 (1952), Spook #22 (1953), All-Famous Police Cases #10 (1953)
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