By Patricia A. Martinelli. A compendia of "the Garden State's most sensational criminal cases," including the Lindbergh kidnapping, John List, the mob, Megan Kanka, and more. A very lightly used PB, s...

"Presidential errors of judgement for the world to see" include mob dealings, a "Government Whiskey Ring," "Forbidden Love"...Nixon...you know the drill. The layout of the box front suggests that LBJ ...

By Joe McGinniss. Should this social-econ classic really be classed as/with true crime? McGinniss is probably as well known for true crime as for this, plus the subject of this...was in fact a crook, ...

By Ande Parks and Chris Samnee. The graphic novel version of Infamous, basically: "a fictionalized account of Capote's time in Middle America" from Oni Press. Parks wrote "true crime hit" Union Statio...

"The Newsmagazine Of Crime." Contents include sexual harassment, street scams, the 20 best true-crime movies, bad cops, and the death penalty in Connecticut. In good, readable shape with some edgewear...

By Benjamin Rachlin. From Goodreads: "When the final gavel clapped in a rural southern courtroom in the summer of 1988, Willie J. Grimes, a gentle spirit with no record of violence, was shocked and de...

By Thomas Downs. "One of the Most Shocking Crimes of Our Times," the cover says, and in case the very tiny "Bizarre! Sensational! True!" in the tale of the "E" in "True Crime" fails to get your attent...