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City Confidential: Malibu - The Murder of Good Time Charlie -- Charlie Minor was a fixture in the Malibu world of big money. As a record promoter, Minor earned the nickname "Jaws." He boosted the careers of Sting, Janet Jackson and Brian Adams. Minor liked women from the shadier side. Suzette McClure, a laid-off aerospace worker turned to stripping to pay the bills. Minor had a bad habit of telling women he wanted to marry them, and McClure took him at his word. When she found him in bed with a new girlfriend she did something about it.

One Day in September September 5, 1972, eight Palestinian terrorists killed two Israeli athletes and took nine others hostage at the Munich Olympic Village. The event stopped the games, gripped the world, and perhaps for the first time fully illustrated the volatile state of affairs in the Mideast to the world.

Deadly Transactions The world of bank robbery is where deaths are on the rise and criminals are heavily armed. In Thousand Oaks, California, a mother was executed in front of tellers. In another case, cameras captured a shootout between police and robbers with armor and automatic weapons. A father and son team kept a record of their robberies, which helped convict them.

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Ingleside, TX-City Confidential --In 1996 the body of a Houston businessman was found in a shallow grave. Suspicion fell on Mark Crawford, who had served as the town's mayor. Crawford was caught after he fled town. But new charges in a new state opened a whole new chapter in this strange saga.

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Party Monster: A Fabulous But True Tale of Murder in Clubland

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Murder at the Brown Palace: A True Story of Seduction & Betrayal by Dick Kreck, Thomas J., Dr. Colorado Noel -- May 24, 1911, the most notorious murders in Denver's history occurred at Denver's, Brown Palace Hotel. Socialite, Isabel Springer had 2 men in a struggle for her affections and her unsuspecting husband, John W. Springer, wealthy Denver businessman and politician. Threat and counter-threat between cowboy and automobile racing driver Sylvester Louis ("Tony") von Phul and the dapper Harold Francis Henwood culminated in a barroom confrontation and a double gunshot murder.

The Vengeful Heart and Other Stories A true crime case-book Stephen G. Michaud and Hugh Aynesworth -- Distills a dozen true murder tales into a single chilling volume. The book provides an inside look at the motives, passions and terror wrought by the country's most brutal killers.

Lethal Shadow: The Chilling True-Crime Story of a Sadistic Sex Slayer by Stephen G. Michaud Profiles James Mitchell De Bardeleban, from his initial arrest as a counterfeiter to the discovery that he was also a sadistic kidnapper, torturer, and sex murderer responsible for a 20 year reign of terror.


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