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True Crime: Lesser-Known Cases
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“No writer better articulates our interest in the confluence of hope, eccentricity, and the timelessness of the bold and strange than Paul Collins.”—DAVE EGGERS On Long Island, a farmer finds a duck pond turned red with blood. On the Lower East Side, two boys playing at a pier discover a... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Herman Nack: husband of Gussy Nack
- William Guldensuppe: victim of the murder
- Martin Thorn: main suspect in the murder of Guldensuppe
- William Howe: Add a description of this character.
- O'brien
- Willie
- Gussie: Ms. Nack, midwife and "acquaintance" of Guldensuppe
- Carey
- Witthaus: NYC medical examiner
- Werner
- Ned Brown: cub reporter that broke the case
- Keehn
- Methven
- Judge Maddox
- Byrnes
- Clark
- John Gotha
- Tuthill
- Manny Friend
- Mrs. Mick
- Frank
- Sherlock Holmes
- Magnus Larsen
- Ferguson
- O'neill
- Jack
- Judge Smith
- Edgar
- Bill Baker
- O'connell
- Feuerstein
- Mccauley
- William E Howe
- Mrs. Hafftner
- William Randolph Hearst: owner of the New York Journal
- Joseph Pulitzer: owner of the New York World
Series & Lists edit
This book is in True Crime: Lesser-Known Cases. (standard series)
Authors & Contributors edit
- Paul Collins (Author)
First Edition edit
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Publication Date: 2011
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Page Count: 366
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Publication Date: 2011
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Page Count: 366
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- Dewey: 70
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