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Crime and Punishment #69 (1954)

Lev Gleason [1930s-1950s] · 1954 · 37 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The Hot Rod Gang
10 pp · car; crime

When a group of thrill-seeking hot-rodders led by Gene embark on a night of reckless fun—starting with intimidating pedestrians and escalating into robbery—Detective Fred Wilson begins closing in on them through a muddy clue. As the teenagers spiral deeper into crime and substance abuse to fuel their increasingly dangerous stunts, the police net tightens, setting the stage for a night that will change everything.

Ten Cents a Murder
8 pp · crime

When con man Bud Cashby stumbles into a gambling debt he can't pay, he seizes on blackmail and a coffee broker's confession to launch a brutal shakedown scheme—forcing grocers across the district to buy his coffee at inflated prices, with Mike Doran's gang enforcing compliance through intimidation and violence. As Cashby profits from fear and Torrence's fiancée becomes a pawn in his game, the ruthless operation spirals toward a reckoning that even the mastermind may not survive.

Hot Money
2 pp · crime

Inspector Dane interrogates Caleb Tooker, the head bookkeeper at Tramel Inc., after a shooting death in the office—Tooker claims he was working late on the books when an intruder broke in, and that a struggle over the man's gun ended in a fatal shot. But the inspector spots a crucial flaw in Tooker's story that proves he's not telling the truth about what really happened that night.

Queer Money
8 pp · crime

On the gambling ship "The Lucky Seven," Duke and Maxie run a slick operation—taking real money from players and paying them off with expertly forged bills mixed with genuine cash. When Treasury Agent Jim Connor infiltrates their operation posing as a big-time buyer, his cover is blown by Duke, who recognizes him from a past trial and orders him overboard. But Connor survives, and with nothing to lose, he manages to signal the Coast Guard using the ship's flag system before the counterfeiters can make their escape.

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