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Master Detective Magazine Jan-18 Back Issue

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Lesley Whittle was just 17 when she was abducted from her Shropshire home by Dennis Neilson, the Black Panther. He was already a notorious criminal, the shot-gun killer of three sub-postmasters when he snatched the teenage heiress in January 1975 as part of a blackmailing plot. By the end of the tragic saga Neilson’s place in the annals of British crime was sealed, his cold-blooded, heartless crimes earning him a whole-life sentence. Read The Horrors Of The Black Panther in this issue for the full story.

From 1970s Britain to 1930s Cleveland, Ohio, for the final part of Scourge Of The Underworld – The Eliot Ness Story. During the Depression era the city’s Kingsbury Run was considered a good place to dump things – then the headless, bloodless corpses started appearing. Could Ness crack the case? Read Cleveland’s Mad Butcher to find out

And that’s not all. This packed issue also features case reports including:

* “FBI Agent: ‘I Killed To Save My Daughter’” – How Irishman Jason Corbett met a bloody end at the hands of his former FBI father-in-law and his wife
* “Dad Killed His Family With A Firebomb”
* “Why I Shot Them To Death” – Disabled Grandmother’s Story Of Murder
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Jan-18 Lesley Whittle was just 17 when she was abducted from her Shropshire home by Dennis Neilson, the Black Panther. He was already a notorious criminal, the shot-gun killer of three sub-postmasters when he snatched the teenage heiress in January 1975 as part of a blackmailing plot. By the end of the tragic saga Neilson’s place in the annals of British crime was sealed, his cold-blooded, heartless crimes earning him a whole-life sentence. Read The Horrors Of The Black Panther in this issue for the full story. From 1970s Britain to 1930s Cleveland, Ohio, for the final part of Scourge Of The Underworld – The Eliot Ness Story. During the Depression era the city’s Kingsbury Run was considered a good place to dump things – then the headless, bloodless corpses started appearing. Could Ness crack the case? Read Cleveland’s Mad Butcher to find out And that’s not all. This packed issue also features case reports including: * “FBI Agent: ‘I Killed To Save My Daughter’” – How Irishman Jason Corbett met a bloody end at the hands of his former FBI father-in-law and his wife * “Dad Killed His Family With A Firebomb” * “Why I Shot Them To Death” – Disabled Grandmother’s Story Of Murder


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Lesley Whittle was just 17 when she was abducted from her Shropshire home by Dennis Neilson, the Black Panther. He was already a notorious criminal, the shot-gun killer of three sub-postmasters when he snatched the teenage heiress in January 1975 as part of a blackmailing plot. By the end of the tragic saga Neilson’s place in the annals of British crime was sealed, his cold-blooded, heartless crimes earning him a whole-life sentence. Read The Horrors Of The Black Panther in this issue for the full story.

From 1970s Britain to 1930s Cleveland, Ohio, for the final part of Scourge Of The Underworld – The Eliot Ness Story. During the Depression era the city’s Kingsbury Run was considered a good place to dump things – then the headless, bloodless corpses started appearing. Could Ness crack the case? Read Cleveland’s Mad Butcher to find out

And that’s not all. This packed issue also features case reports including:

* “FBI Agent: ‘I Killed To Save My Daughter’” – How Irishman Jason Corbett met a bloody end at the hands of his former FBI father-in-law and his wife
* “Dad Killed His Family With A Firebomb”
* “Why I Shot Them To Death” – Disabled Grandmother’s Story Of Murder
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