Crime and Punishment #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Crime and Punishment #10 (1949) This issue contains a story titled "Obey the Law," in which a coach involved in illegal gambling and racketeering operations is eventually caught when his conscience leads him to cooperate with police. After witnessing a young man shot during a car theft, the coach provides authorities with evidence connecting criminals to illegal activities including horse racing, boxing, and auto theft rings operating across multiple towns. Police detectives pursue the case using fingerprints and other clues found at crime scenes, ultimately working to dismantle the criminal enterprise and bring the perpetrators to justice.
Schnoz (The Fix) Kulaski, a ruthless fixer who controlled sports through violence and intimidation, finds himself cornered by police after a botched escape attempt. With his criminal empire collapsing and no safe exit in sight, he faces a final, desperate bid to survive—though the outcome remains uncertain.
Everett Duane, a man with a hidden past and a dangerous secret, is on the run after shooting a police officer, evading capture through a series of tense encounters and clever escapes. As police close in, a detective pieces together clues from a dying officer’s final words and a forgotten criminal record, uncovering a shocking identity behind the fugitive’s disguise.
Rod Williams, a parole-jumping fugitive, evades police after a violent encounter, forcing an aging detective nearing retirement to track him down. The investigation leads back to a long-lost revolver registered to a man from 1920, connecting Williams to a decades-old crime through a chance clue from a reluctant dealer.
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