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Exposed #3 (1948)

D.S. Publishing · 1948 · 53 pages

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Contains 6 stories
One Bloody Night
7 pp · crime

Two small-town drifters, Wilma McCann and Arnold Riker, trade their ordinary lives for guns and a stolen car, launching a desperate crime spree across the Southwest that spirals into violence in just twenty-four hours. As their scheme unravels and bodies pile up, the two begin turning on each other while the law closes in on their trail. This true-crime tale from 1948 chronicles how ambition and desperation can transform ordinary people into killers in a single, blood-soaked night.

It Could Happen to You
6 pp · crime

Frank Parker, a G.I. student living in a cramped hotel, spots a familiar face among the wanted posters at the post office—and realizes it belongs to Charlie, the bellhop at his building. When Frank tries to report the escaped killer to police, the confrontation turns violent, forcing the veteran to rely on combat skills he'd picked up during his service. A tense struggle ensues as Frank fights to stop a dangerous criminal and see justice done.

A Real Good Cop
8 pp · crime

John Rickey starts as a firefighter but transfers to the New York Police Department in 1923, driven by a passion for helping people and taking down crooks. Over the following years, he builds a fearless reputation patrolling Broadway, tackling everything from street brawls to organized crime with his fists and determination. "A Real Good Cop" chronicles Rickey's career of bravery and hard-nosed justice, from his early beats through his most dangerous adventures on the job.

Terror Trail
7 pp · crime

Five criminals—Gus and Peewee Romano, Rocky Lomazzo, Mike Farino, and Edward Le Count—execute a brutal robbery and murder of an old man and his young assistant in Newark, New Jersey, making off with fifteen thousand dollars. As the gang scatters into hiding, Le Count's nerves begin to crack under the weight of what he's done, and his loose tongue threatens to expose them all. When the police finally close in, Le Count must choose between his partners and his own survival—setting off a chain of events that will test whether crime truly pays.

Frame-Up
5 pp · crime

When a New York chicken merchant named Raymond Rock is murdered in 1914 by gang enforcers, witnesses clam up and the case goes cold—until a woman's determination to protect her cousin forces a deadly game of underworld revenge and police deception. As bodies pile up in the struggle for control of a criminal organization, detectives must outwit the very criminals who are desperate to keep Rock's killers hidden. The truth finally emerges, but only after a harrowing chase against time and violence through New York's darkest corners.

Voodoo
10 pp · crime

In a desert town near the border, a self-proclaimed voodoo master named Juan Cimo rules through fear and superstition—until an educated man named Louis Perez decides to stand against him and expose his "magic" as fraud. When Perez turns up murdered, the local sheriff investigates a tangle of voodoo dolls, ritualistic nonsense, and a crime that might just prove the wheels of justice turn faster than any curse. As the truth emerges, Cimo discovers that real evidence and real law enforcement are far more dangerous than all his dark conjuring combined.

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