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The Hippocratic Oath commands all doctors to 'first do no harm' - what then makes a doctor cross that line to murder A fascinating study of doctors on the wrong side of the law.

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A searing manifesto on the ills of the criminal justice system from two of America's most prominent defense attorneys.

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John Gotti is the man who currently heads the Gambino branch of the American Mafia. This is his story: the story of a one-time low-level hood who now controls a Mafia empire worth five billion dollars a year.

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Or Willie Crain, the deviant fisherman, who put his victim into a lobster pot, where it was eaten by sea creatures.
Many prisoners on ' the Row' have carried out serial murder, mass murder, spree killing and the desmemberment of bodies - both dead and alive.

"Most Evil II is Steve Hodel's follow-up investigation (2009-2015) into his father's potential murders and introduces new evidence and additional linkage obtained by him over the past six years."--Amazon.

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The true and never-before-told story of Lennie McPherson - the Mr Big of Sydney crime - reveals a world of violence, police corruption, drugs, prostitution, murder and greed.;

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Cameron White's journey into the deadly underbelly of the global narcotics industry began when he was a business-studies student in London, and ended in a dingy office above a sex shop in Sydney. This is a frank account of how completely seductive the lure of drugs and dealing can be.

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Throughout his long and controversial life Abe Saffron always denied he was one of Australia's most powerful crime barons, but in this explosive biography, Tony Reeves reveals the true story of a man who was prepared to do anything to make a dollar.

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June 2, 2000 - mother of three, Judith Brown, was found murdered in her home north of Newcastle, NSW. With no witnesses and inconclusive forensic evidence, investigators could do little. But Detective Senior Constable Peter Muscio just couldn't let go. Three years later finally a suspect was brought to court, would his evidence hold up

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In seventeenth-century England, all gratuitous violence was condemned and prosecuted, with murderers being categorized as wicked. This book looks at a series of murder cases, ranging from brawls to infanticide, and including serial and sex killings, to paint a picture of how murder was committed, discovered and punished in Stuart England.

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Imagine sitting in a maximum security prison, wrongly convicted of murdering a woman you've never met. This was the fate of Andrew Mallard. His incredible story is a battle for justice, truth and, ultimately, freedom.

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The story of a powerful surf brotherhood and the chilling and bloody killing of a brutal underworld figure.

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Now a major television movie, this is the gripping, true-life story of the murder of Megan Kalajzich.

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Each year in Australia crimes are committed so evil, that their perpetrators are sentenced to the maximum punishment that the law allows. In his third book of case studies on the subject, the author examines some of these cases.

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After he was denied access to report on Sing Sing, one of America's most notorious high security jails, journalist Ted Conover applied to become a prison guard. It's a thrillingly told account of how the gruelling world of the prison system brutalizes all who enter it - prison guards and prisoners alike.

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Following the deaths of The Krays, Nipper Read, the man who arrested them, can now tell the true story of the leaders of London's Gangland.

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Respected journalist Derek Pedley delves into the mind and modus operandi of Brendan James Abbott, aka The Postcard Bandit. Escaping from jail and on the run, Abbot traversed the nation with regularity and breadth previously unheard of in the world of crime, sending, to police, postcards from the places he visited.

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With Boston to the north and New York City to the south, Connecticuts history of organized crime is often overlooked. Heres the untold story of New Havens illegal past.

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Ever since the Kray twins invited John Pearson to write their 'official' biography more than forty years ago, he has been obsessed with them.