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Crime and Punishment #38 (1951)

Lev Gleason [1930s-1950s] · 1951 · 53 pages

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Officer Common Sense

A small-time loser with big dreams, Joe Bruno sees his chance when he falls in with a gang of bookies and discovers a woman named Bonnie who captivates him—but winning her means pulling off the kind of score that could either make him or get him killed. This true crime tale follows a man driven by ambition and longing as he transforms from a desperate track-goer into someone willing to reach for everything, consequences be damned.

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A young woman arrives at her uncle's old house for Easter week, eager to finally meet the relative she's only known through letters—but something feels deeply wrong. When a peculiar detail about a necktie unravels his carefully constructed story, she begins to suspect the man claiming to be Uncle Ned may be hiding a darker truth. As tension builds within the dusty rooms of Number 28 Motham Square, a piece of cloth becomes the key to uncovering what really happened.

Hot Seat
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Neil Foxx, the cunning criminal known as "the Fox," has spent years outsmarting the authorities with elaborate schemes—but his luck shifts when he's spotted by Nick Reinert, a night watchman at Delfont's Department Store who also happens to be a police informant. Now Reinert sees an opportunity to make money by keeping quiet, setting a deadline for Foxx to pay him off or face exposure. Foxx, confident he can outmaneuver anyone, devises one final plan to silence the threat at the post office—but underestimates just how dangerous a cornered informant can be.

The Shakedown Murder Case
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