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The Perfect Crime #19 (1951)

Cross · 1951 · 37 pages

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Contains 5 stories
The $100,000 Hoax
8 pp · crime; detective-mystery

Detective Steve Duncan takes on a case that's anything but straightforward when a wealthy financier named Nelson Woodard hires him to quietly recover a hundred thousand dollars in stolen cash—and pin a murder on the thief, a small-time criminal called Trigger Kelsey. What starts as a simple recovery job spirals into a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse, with Duncan caught between a client with secrets, a killer with his own agenda, and the police closing in.

Ruby Red For Death
6 pp · crime

A nephew's impatience to inherit his uncle's legendary jewel collection leads him to commit murder in Jefferson's prestigious jewelry shop—but a single overlooked detail, the famous Romano Ruby, becomes the thread that unravels his carefully constructed alibi. When a detective pieces together the truth, the killer makes a desperate escape that takes a darker turn than any courtroom verdict could deliver. This 1951 crime tale proves that even the most calculated scheme can crumble over something as small as what a criminal fails to see.

Murder Is Mad
5 pp · crime
You Can't Hide Forever
4 pp · crime

A real estate salesman's dream turns into a nightmare when a crook named Vince Borden robs the Swasey Building Corporation's sample house of over three thousand dollars. Determined to settle the score, salesman Howard Breen embarks on a relentless hunt through the city's underworld, refusing to let the case go cold—until a chance glimpse on a television broadcast at a boxing match finally gives him the break he's been waiting for. What happens next proves that no criminal can hide forever.

The Unexpected
3 pp · crime

A jewel heist sends Vince Larson fleeing in a stolen car, only to pick up the wrong hitchhiker—an escaped convict with his own violent agenda and nothing to lose. When two criminals' paths collide on a lonely back road, neither expects the twist of fate that awaits them. "The Unexpected" proves once again that no crime goes unpunished, no matter how carefully it's planned.

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