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This book is Lesley's tribute to a daughter she adored, her harrowing account of a tragedy no family should ever have to endure, and her inspiring decision to make sure that Sophie's legacy endures.

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The charismatic forger immortalized in the film "Catch Me If You Can" exposes the astonishing tactics of today's identity theft criminals and offers powerful strategies to thwart them, based on his second career as an acclaimed fraud-fighting consultant.

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In 1573 there occurred a murder which would leave today's tabloid editors salivating. But the obsession is not new, as this book shows in vivid and exciting detail.

John Bellamy's new book provides a fascinating view of life in Tudor England and offers a new angle on our love affair with murder as a literary form.

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The stories contained here are told by prisoners: those who have been involved in crime and are now paying their debt to society, allowing the reader to enter the minds of criminals and begin to understand the circumstances behind their actions.

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Based on eyewitness accounts, this work looks at the true story of the Port Arthur massacres.

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But those who knew Theo Durrant denied that this highly respectable young man could have had anything to do with these horrible crimes.

The young man who committed these two apparently motiveless murders was depicted by the popular press at the time as a monster, a devil in disguise, only pretending to be religious.

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'God only knows what fate befell Vicky after, cold and alone at that bus stop, she accepted a lift home.'

Abducted from a local bus stop, schoolgirl Vicky Hamilton vanished into thin air. Sharon - her sister and best friend - never stopped looking for her.

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There has been no other epoch in American history where corruption, debauchery, sleaze and horrific murder has intersected with a society as speciously glittering and innocent as the Los Angeles of the 1940s and 50s.

The Tinseltown of that age had movie star glamour on the surface but a dark, violent and unrepentant heart.

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The true story behind the crime that marked New Zealand's end of innocence.

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As the crimes grew ever more bizarre and the Black Hands activities spread far beyond New Yorks borders, Petrosino and the all-Italian police squad he assembled raced to capture members of the secret criminal society before the countrys anti-immigrant tremors exploded into catastrophe.

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Published alongside the 2013 film The Bling Ring, directed by Sofia Coppola and starring Emma Watson, this is the explosive true story of the seven celebrity-obsessed teens who became the most audacious burglary gang in Hollywood history.

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The old and the new, the traditional and the up-to-date, combine for one of Wambaugh's most unusual cases, the chilling story of a psychopath whose deeds might have remained forever undetected if a scientist doing research on DNA had not stumbled upon the technique of genetic fingerprinting.

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In the decades before the Civil War, the miserable living conditions of New York City's lower east side nurtured the gangs of New York.

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On a bright and sunny June afternoon, a seven year old boy was left in the care of his teenage neighbour. No one knew, or would even have dreamed of suspecting, that the teenager was a Satanist. The two went out to the fields to look for rabbits. The child was never seen alive again.

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The up-to-date, definitive account of Australia's outlaw motorcycle clubs, written by the country's foremost expert on bikie culture.

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In this riveting "New York Times" bestseller, award-winning columnist Howie Carr reveals for the first time the true lives and dark deeds of two of Boston's most infamous sons in one of the most compelling real-life family sagas of modern times. Available in a special oversized format.

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The only inside account of the Fritzl case Josef Fritzl's horrific incarceration of his daughter in a windowless dungeon for 24 years and the seven children he fathered with her from the journalists who helped to break the story.

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Collected together in The Daily Telegraph Murder File are nerve-jangling accounts from a century of murder.