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Art and cultural crime is a looming criminal enterprise with estimated losses of billions of dollars annually. How do these crimes happen How prevalent are these crimes today Stealing History looks at the security and policing surrounding these crimes, and how there is room for improvement to prevent more of history from being stolen.

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The autobiography of Dave Courtney.

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Straight Flush is the true story of a group of University of Montana frat brothers who turned a weekly poker game in the basement of a local bar into one of the largest online poker companies in the world.

At its height, the group's online empire was bringing in revenues of over a million dollars a day.

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Edwardian London in 1910, the notorious tale of Dr Crippen and Ethel Le Neve re-investigated by a prizewinning journalist.
'The definitive account of a crime which still intrigues, and to an extent baffles, aficionados of murder' P D James

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From the author of the #1 NYT bestseller I Heard You Paint Houses / The Irishman

Featuring the eyewitness testimony of Earlene Roberts and Victor Robertson

With this book, Dallas is now completely solved, by a professional and rational analysis.

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The true story of a death row inmate, awaiting execution, whose case could help kill capital punishment, and his friendship with a journalist who might just make this happen.

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The Voice of Witness book series takes a humanizing, literary approach to oral history to illuminate the stories of people impacted by injustice across the world.

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The stranger-than-fiction story of the now-notorious low country clan, in all its Southern Gothic intensityby an author with unparalleled access to and knowledge of the players, the history, and the place.

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From the author of Very Bad People, another thrilling exploration of the world's worst warlords, grifters and kleptocrats - and the brilliant investigators taking them down

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Acclaimed master of psychological suspense, Emmanuel Carrere, whose fiction John Updike described as 'stunning' (New Yorker) explores the double life of a respectable doctor, eighteen years of lies, five murders, and the extremes to which ordinary people can go.

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The investigation into a Gateshead child murder reveals the Victorians - their classes, their justice and their scandals - as never before

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The true story of the men Joseph Bell and Henry Littlejohn who inspired the creation of Sherlock Holmes.

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A true detective story tracing the controversial investigation into the horrific murder of Bishop Gerardi, Central America's Desmond Tutu.

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An account of the death of Marilyn Monroe - one of the hitherto unresolved mysteries of the century.

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A memoir that appears to have been written in the 1920s by someone who asserts that he was Jack the Ripper. Given the fact that the author also appear to have knowledge about aspects of the case not in the public arena at the time it could be that this actually is the autobiography of Jack the Ripper.

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Updated with new material, the harrowing story of the life and death of the man who founded and ran the first and largest Aboriginal street gang.

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A grisly compendium of crimes, perversions and outrages of Victorian England, covering high-profile scandals as well as other lesser-known transgressions.

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How America fell for financier Bernie Madoff's $65 billion investment scam.

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The Quebec-chartered "Nomad" chapter of Hells Angels had two specific goals: to monopolise Quebec drug trade; and to expand that trade across Canada. The "biker trials" revealed the arrogance of the Nomads in their pursuit of a monopoly over Quebec's illegal drug trade. This work tells the inside story of the biker culture, and the biker trials.

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Rene Enriquez, aka 'Boxer', was a mob enforcer among the upper echelons of the Mafia. He worked for the La Familia Mexicana, also knowns as La Eme, a powerful mob organization that used a base army of approximately 60,000 armed, loyal Latino gang members - the Surenos - to control California's crime world. This book tells the story of La Eme.