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  • "I Heard You Paint Houses"by Charles Brandt

    Steerforth Press 2008; US$ 15.95

    "I Heard you Paint Houses " are the first words Jimmy Hoffa ever spoke to Frank "the Irishman" Sheeran. To paint a house is to kill a man. The paint is the blood that splatters on the walls and floors. In the course of nearly five years of recorded interviews Frank Sheeran confessed to Charles Brandt that he handled more than twenty-five hits for... more...

  • "She Must Have Known"by Brian Masters

    Transworld 2011; US$ 12.00

    Frederick West cheated everybody when he hung himself on New Year's Day 1995. Was this a sign of overwhelming guilt? Was West criminally insane or merely a sexual sadist of the worst kind? Brian Masters sets out to answer these questions. Attending the Rosemary West trial on a daily basis, Masters has come up with a penetrating study of the... more...

  • 'Till Death Do Us Partby Robi Ludwig; Matt Birkbeck; Larry King; Nancy Grace

    Atria Books 2006; US$ 16.99

    Every day six people in the United States are murdered by spouses or intimate partners. The stories of killer spouses tend to captivate us, as they beg the question of how so many seemingly normal and happy people manage to go over the edge. Indeed, every relationship presents "extreme moments" where scary feelings surface, yet what happens when those... more...

  • "Yellow Kid" Weilby J.R. Weil; W.T. Brannon; Bruno Ruhland

    AK Press 2011; US$ 13.99

    Everywhere the Yellow Kid looks he sees money?too bad it's yours. more...

  • 117 Daysby Ruth First

    Little, Brown Book Group 2010; US$ 22.64

    In prison you see only the moves of the enemy. Prison is the hardest place to fight a battle.'This sparsely written and unique record tells of her experiences of solitary confinement, constant interrogation and instantaneous re-arrest on release - lightened by humorous portraits of governors, matrons, wardresses and interrogators, seen as the tools... more...

  • 1888by Peter Stubley

    The History Press 2012; US$ 14.57

    In 1888 Jack the Ripper made the headlines with a series of horrific murders that remain unsolved to this day. But most killers are not shadowy figures stalking the streets with a lust for blood. Many are ordinary citizens driven to the ultimate crime by circumstance, a fit of anger or a desire for revenge. Their crimes, overshadowed by the few, sensational... more...

  • 21: Bringing Down the Houseby Ben Mezrich

    Random House 2012; US$ 10.67

    Real-life all too rarely offers stories that are quite as satisfying as fiction. Bringing Down the House is one of the exceptions. Cheating in casinos is illegal; card-counting - making a record of what cards have so far been dealt to enable the player to make some prediction of what cards remain in the deck - is not. But casinos understandably... more...

  • 23 Days of Terrorby Angie Cannon

    Pocket Books 2010; US$ 6.99

    In October 2002, a nation still recovering from the 9/11 attacks found itself under siege once more -- by an unseen, unknown, and seemingly unstoppable enemy. For 23 days, the area around Washington, D.C., was the hunting ground for a pair of serial snipers who struck at random, killing from afar, only to vanish time and time again. With each attack,... more...

  • 3,096 Days in Captivityby Natascha Kampusch

    Penguin Group US 2011; US$ 9.99

    On March 2, 1998, ten-year-old Natascha Kampusch was kidnapped, and found herself locked in a house that would be her home for the next eight years. She was starved, beaten, treated as a slave, and forced to work for her deranged captor. But she never forgot who she was-and she never gave up hope of returning to the world. This is her story.... more...

  • 90 Churchby Dean Unkefer

    Random House Group Ltd 2013; US$ 17.34

    From 1950 through the late 1960s, America feared two great enemies: Communism and illegal drugs. While the espionage stories have been well publicised, the war against drugs was far more violent and has remained mostly secret. In New York City, the centre of organised crime and drug import, the offices of the newly formed Federal Bureau of Narcotics... more...