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Inside Detective Magazine, October [Oct.] 1962 - Murder of the Twist Girl
Published by Dell Publishing Co. Inc., USA, 1962
Magazine / Periodical First Edition
Single Issue Magazine. Condition: Good. First Edition. 72 pages of American murder and mayhem. Features: Woman Without Mercy - The murder of Gerald Fontenot of Lake Charles, Louisiana; The Death That Triggered a Thousand "Hows" - Henry Marshall of Franklin, Texas could not possibly have killed himself; Mrs. Pistor's Short Cut to Widowhood - Her husband was ambushed in Atlanta; The Fortune That's Going Begging - Nobody claims $2.5 million found in Jersey City, NJ; ; Honest Bill and his Concrete Necklace - The Drowning of William James Arnold of Jacksonville, Florida; Murder of the Twist Girl - Jean Marie Schumann was widowed at 18 and murdered at 19 in San Pablo, California; Help! Quick! It's Lover Boy - Harry Jack Bloomer was bad news for young ladies in Wakeeny, Kansas; Step Right Up and Call Me Ramrod - Merrick, Long Island gun store owner Harry Clark is killed by Douglas Gunner; Where There's Smoke There's Murder - Mrs. Hazel Patsalis is burned in a car in Richmond, Virginia; One Tune They Wouldn't Sing - The hotel murder of Carl W. Snyder in Bloomington, Indiana; Somebody's After My Life - in Lorain, Ohio Grover Lee Young knew someone was out to get him. and would. Unmarked with average wear. A sound vintage copy.; 4to.
