Fight Against the Guilty #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains three crime stories: "Lynch Law" follows a bank robber named Ted Sadeyes who attempts to escape a lynching mob by hiding in a barn and ultimately surrenders to the sheriff for protection. "Everett Charles" depicts a man who encounters his doppelgänger on a New York street and becomes increasingly disturbed by the resemblance, eventually deciding to abandon his life. "Baby Face" details the arrest and prosecution of Tommy Carr, a baby-faced bandit and gunman who led a criminal gang spreading terror through Chicago.
A father discovers his daughter has married a man he believes to be a serial killer—a strangler who has eluded capture. Torn between protecting his family's reputation and preventing further tragedy, Osgood must navigate an impossible choice when evidence points to his son-in-law's guilt. The tension builds as suspicion hardens into certainty, forcing a desperate father to act on his own terrible terms.
Roger Lakeland, freshly paroled from Sing Sing after serving time for larceny, struggles to go straight in Manhattan—until he spots a wealthy businessman, Everett Charles, who bears a striking resemblance to him. When a tragic accident claims Charles's life, Roger sees his chance and assumes the dead man's identity, stepping into a life of wealth and luxury he's always craved. But his new existence comes with dangerous complications he never anticipated.
Tommy Carr, a cocky young bandit with a baby face, runs a ruthless robbery crew out of Chicago—until a jailbird he double-crossed seeks revenge and the District Attorney outsmarts him at his own game. Watch as a small-time crook's arrogance and weakness for his girlfriend Mary become the noose around his neck in this sharp crime cautionary tale.
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