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Authentic Police Cases #34 (1954)

St. John · 1954 · 36 pages

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Contains 3 stories
The Case of the International Jewel Thieves
10 pp · crime
Mr. Corey (FBI agent)

When FBI agent Mr. Corey arrives undercover in a remote Greenland settlement to investigate mysterious radio signals emanating from the Arctic, he discovers a French ship with suspicious connections to an international crime mob—and quickly realizes his cover has been blown. Racing against time and the unforgiving landscape, Corey must uncover whether the desperate fugitives who vanished five years ago are still alive and orchestrating a dangerous operation from the frozen north.

The Arctic Menace
10 pp · crime
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police

When a relentless poacher named Johnson preys on Eskimo traplines across the frozen Arctic, Inspector Eames of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police launches a pursuit that tests every ounce of the Mounties' resolve and ingenuity. Holed up in a deliberately fortified cabin rigged with deadly surprises, Johnson proves as cunning and vicious as the wilderness itself. The law faces a formidable quarry in the deep snow and bitter cold of the northern frontier.

Corpses in the Caribbean...
10 pp · crime
Edmund Gray (undertaker)Marian CurtinBill CurtinDeputy Chief Customs Inspector DonovanMatt Logan (villain, death)Merlo (villain)Lombard (villain)

In "Corpses in the Caribbean...", Marian Curtin insists her husband Bill isn’t among the dead, despite official confirmation of his fatal crash—only to face disbelief when she refuses to accept the body at the mortuary. Inspector Donovan soon uncovers a web of smuggling beneath the surface, revealing Bill Curtin is very much alive, and the truth behind the corpse is far from simple.

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