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Crime Does Not Pay #93

Nov 1950 · Lev Gleason [1930s-1950s] · 0.10 USD
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This issue features two crime stories. "The Ostrich Murder Case" follows private eye Chip Gardner investigating a murder involving a woman in a red dress fleeing through a tropical setting. "Who Dunnit? Murder by Parcel Post" depicts the death of millionaire Peter Chatham, who is found dead wrapped in a package, leading Inspector Marsh and Detective Steve Guincy to investigate suspects including John Hastings, Agnes Robbins, and Drew Melton. A third story involves business partners whose insurance policy becomes a motive for murder when one partner attempts to eliminate the other for financial gain through a poisoned pen.

Contains 4 stories
The Ostrich Murder Case
13 pp · Crime
Chip GardnerArthur LudwigWendy

Private investigator Chip Gardner accepts a Florida assignment from Arthur Ludwig to investigate some murky local investments, but arrives to find his client caught in a dangerous web of fraud and intimidation—mobsters are running an ostrich farming scheme that Ludwig is desperate to escape. With his associate Wendy in tow, Gardner must unravel the scheme before Ludwig becomes another casualty of a ring that's willing to kill to protect their scam.

Loot!
8 pp · Crime
Murder by Parcel Post
7 pp · Crime

Peter Chatham, a wealthy eccentric in Riverdale who loves his model trains and toy collections but despises the people around him—especially those he's been systematically ruining financially—receives a mysterious package in the mail. When he opens it to examine what appears to be a model ship, the package explodes, killing him instantly, and Inspector Marsh must piece together clues to identify which of four suspects sent the deadly parcel. Can you spot the essential detail that reveals the killer before the Inspector does?

Go Home and Wait for Death!
10 pp · Crime

When detective Rocky Wrynn is pulled from his long-overdue vacation, he finds himself protecting a businessman haunted by an anonymous killer—one who's already claimed two lives and left receipts marked "paid in full" beside each body. With threatening letters circulating among four former partners and a mysterious death method involving carbon dioxide, Wrynn must uncover the murderer's identity before the promised deaths are complete. The case grows murkier as suspicion falls on unexpected faces, forcing the detective to sift through motives both financial and personal to stop the killer's deadly reckoning.

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artist, inker Bob Fujitani
cover pencils, inks Bob Fujitani

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Reprinted in Crime Does Not Pay #6 (1950)

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