Sensational Police Cases #[1]
"Killer Bait" delivers a chilling dive into the mind of a wealthy criminal who kills not out of necessity, but for the sheer thrill—his inherited fortune shielding him from any need to steal or scheme. With stark, noir-inspired visuals by Ed Goldfarb and Bob Baer, and a striking cover by Everett Kinstler, this 1952 Avon thriller captures the grim allure of a maniac who preys not for gain, but for the dark satisfaction of destruction.
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"He had money for women and liquor -- an inherited fortune! He did not have to prey upon his fellow man in order to exist. But this ruthless killer was a maniac who destroyed for pleasure!" (from Table of Contents)
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