Aware Press. 1972. staplebound. Unusual one-shot magazine format publicatoin on the subject of assassinations. Includes articles on the aborted assassination attempt on Nixon, Garfield and Guiteau, Leon Czolgoz, Theodore Roosevelt, Wallace and bremer, the Anti-Zionist Fanatic, and a piece on JFK entitled JFK and the Birht of Rumors.
Original printed 8.5 by 11 inch ATWA stationary featuring the eyes of Charles Manson and a goats head. I got this from a bookseller in Los Angeles and at some point Manson had these as an auction house offered the same sheet with some scrawlings by Manson. The ATWA acronym.....
National Institute of Law and Criminal Justice, U.S. Department of Justice. 1970. Staplebound. U.S. Government publication.
Bombay, India: Medical Publications. 1979. staplebound. Pamphlet, 67 pages, photoillustrated volume on firearm injuries published in India. From the injuries section of Parikh's Textbook of Medical Jurisprudence and Toxicology with some edits made. 2nd edition. Included are three signed letters, two typed one holograph from the author / editor to.....
Hollywood, California: K D S Publication, Century Book. CB0008. 1965. paperback. Is there a "mint" in coin collecting? The real story about the sham and subterfuge of the international coin cartel.
Self. 2009. 1st. Hardcover. Anthology of writings by this forensic expert, self-published in cloth binding. Undoubtedly a very small press run. This copy belonged to a fellow Criminalist.
Pinnacle Books. P140Z. 1972. paperback.
Donald L. Jackson Publication. 1961. paperback. Self-published court record with scripture interspersed throughout.
London: W. H. Allen & Co., Star. 1980. paperback. An account of murder and malpractice. A memoir of Dr. Thompson's years as the Director of the Police Forensic Science Laboratory in Salisbury, Rhodesia. Includes b/w photos. First paperback printing.
New York: Norton. 1972. Hardcover. A novel about criminals and violent crime written by Edward Bunker, a former prisoner of Folsom State Prison.
New York: Casebook Publications. 1952. softcover. Set of 4 issues.
Wellington, New Zealand: National Magazines, Limited. 1934. Wrappered trade paperback volume. Scarce account of a trial from New Zealand. William Alfred Bayly was convicted of murdering his cousin and her wife and subsequently hanged. The book was presented to John Murdock, head of a crime lab in California by a......
Canfield, Ohio: Alba Books. 1977. paperback. The secret scandal: battered wives. This book chronicles violence against women and what can be done to help the victims.
New York: Common Sense Publishing. 1950. softcover. Four issues: Winter 1951 (Vol. 1 No.1), Spring 1951 (Vol. 1 No. 2), Summer 1951 (Vol. 1 No.. 3), Fall 1951 (Vol. 1 No. 4).
New York: Pyramid Books. G280. 1957. paperback. A fabulous, dapper rascal who managed to stay one step ahead of the police! In his long and checkered career as a confidence man, "Yellow Kid" Weil mulcted the public of over $8,000,000. The unvarnished truth as told to W. T. Brannon.
Windmar Publications. 1984. Hardcover. History of the Sheriff and Coroner's offices of Contra Costa County California published in 1984. This copy belonged to longtime criminalist and crime lab specialist John E. Murdock and bears his signature on the free endpaper along with a pen noting Crime Lab employees on page.....
Claremont, California: D&R Publishing Co., Inc. 1960. Staplebound magazine. Very scarce early issue of this long-running magazine, published in its original incarnation by Myron Roberts starting in 1958 by Roberts and his wife Estelle in their living room. This issue is #11 and was an experiment they began with going.....
United States Treasury Department. 1977. Staplebound. U.S. Government publication. A 12-page pamphlet.
Kingston, New York: Quinn Publishing, Handi-Books. HB139. 1951. paperback. Here are some of the most sensational true murders this country has ever known - strange, weird, baffling cases involving sex and red-hot passions, violence and amazing police work - from actual records!