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Famous Crimes #19 (1950)

Fox · 1950 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Dutch Schultz Crime Was His Business
10 pp · crime

Dutch Schultz, a young man with a hunger for power, begins his criminal career under the shadow of his idol, the feared Mark Pauf, executing his first violent job in a tense pool hall robbery. As his empire grows from prison cells to underworld dominance, Schultz’s ruthless ambition and knack for survival shape a legacy defined by crime, betrayal, and the price of power.

Fingerprints Don't Lie
2 pp · Crime

In a baffling robbery at a Chicago hotel, a diamond is stolen from a triple-locked room with no signs of forced entry—until a detective notices fingerprints on the door and wall that don’t belong to a human. The investigation leads to a surprising suspect: a trained monkey, whose prints were found in the room, revealing how the thieves bypassed the supposedly tamper-proof lock.

The Whole Town Lied
8 pp · crime

In the isolated town of Jay Forks, Kentucky, a returning convict named Lee Gillon takes refuge with his old friend Jim Bell, terrifying the community with his violent threats and erratic behavior. As fear spreads, the townspeople are forced to silence their suspicions and protect Lee, even after he commits a series of brutal murders in broad daylight.

Ponzi the Half-Pint Swindler
6 pp · crime

In 1919, a fired Boston clerk named Ponzi spins a web of promises, convincing strangers to invest with a bold claim: 50% returns in 90 days. As his scheme gains momentum, the city rallies behind him—until doubts grow, exposing the fragile foundation of his financial mirage.

Mark of the Diamond
3 pp · crime

A stranger discovers a woman murdered on a Philadelphia turnpike, her throat slashed and marked with diamond-shaped symbols on her leg. With the police called, the detectives arrive and begin investigating the victim’s identity, following her body to the morgue while the mystery of the diamond mark deepens.

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