No comments about Jack El Destripador/ Jack The Ripper: Cartas Desde El Infierno/ Letters From Hell.

No comments about Outlaw Tales of Texas: True Stories of the Lone Star State's Most Infamous Crooks, Culprits, and Cutthroats (Outlaw Tales).

No comments about Walls Have Mouths - A Record Of Ten Years' Penal Servitude.

No comments about Diamond Geezers: True Stories of the Hardest Men in Britain.

1 comments about Who Killed Franklin Gowen.

1. Look out, Sherlock Holmes! This is a WONDERFUL book and remarkable bit of deep deep investigative journalism by a sheep dipper of long standing from the auld country. This man has it all figured out. (Way to go, Unc!) Next he will be solving the mysteries of UFOs and crop circles!! Please buy this book and support your local pub and don't ferget to watch yer back, boyo!

No comments about Criminal Women: Some Autobiographical Accounts (Feminist Perspectives).

No comments about Lethal Passage: How the Travels of a Single Handgun Expose the Roots of America's Gun Crisis.

No comments about Love, Lust, and Murder in the Underworld.

1 comments about Amy Fisher: Anatomy of a Scandal : The Myth, the Media and the Truth Behind the Long Island Lolita Story.

1. This book was one of the most informative books i have read. It contained everything from day one, of the attack on mrs buttafuoco, to amys release from prison. Which all other books lack. My only problem or complaint with this book is the number of spelling errors in it. There are numerous problems in spelling, first or last letters left out of words. Most of the AM and PM times are backwards and make no sense. OTHER than that, its a pretty good book.

1 comments about Buddy Boys: When Good Cops Turn Bad.

1. I couldn't put this book down. What a great look into the mind of your average New York City cop. I was very sympathetic with them. They really seemed like nice guys! I felt their sense of self-disgust that they had to rat out their fellow corrupt cops. It puts you right inside the patrol car and you feel like you're a corrupt cop going along for the adventure. This is one of the best true crime books I've ever read. If you want a look at New York City when it was bad, look no further than this book about New York's "finest." Whoa!