Women behaving badly
Subtitle: true tales of Cleveland's most ferocious female killers : an anthology
By: John Stark Bellamy II.
Publisher: Gray & Company; Gray & Company, Publishers; Brand: Gray n Company, Publishers
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Cleveland
Language: eng
Number of pages: 272
Subjects: Women murderers -- Ohio -- Cleveland -- Biography.; Crime -- Ohio -- Cleveland -- History -- Case studies.
Genres: Biography.; Case studies.
Table of contents: title: Bad Cinderella : the 1910 Manz Massillon horror; title: She got her moneysworth : Eva Kaber, Lakewood's 1919 lady Borgia : from They died crawling; title: Twelve o'clock girl in a nine o'clock town: the red rage of Velma West, 1927 : from the Maniac in the bushes; title: Medina's not so merry widow : Martha Wise's deadly crying game, 1925 : from the Maniac in the bushes; title: The incredible vanishing killer : Cleveland's "Black widow" (1922) : from the Corpse in the cellar; title: Medina's wickedest stepmother : the Garrett tragedy, 1887 : from the Corpse in the cellar; title: "Step aside, daddy, and I'll fill him full of lead" : the insouciant Mabel Champion, 1922 : from the Corpse in the cellar; title: "This is my last day!" : the strange death of Minnie Peters, 1906 : from the Corpse in the cellar; title: Assassin from nowhere : Christina Lipscomb's terrible secret, 1908 : from the Corpse in the cellar; title: The phantom flapper killer : the mystery of Margaret Heldman, 1928 : from the Corpse in the cellar; title: A most unquiet grave : the Sarah Victor scandal, 1868 : from the Killer in the attic; title: Three distaff poisoners : Elsie Bass, 1917; Anna Kempf, 1928; Dorothy Kaplan, 1956 : from the Killer in the attic; title: Seduced and abandoned : Jennie, a girl of the Cleveland streets, 1871 : from Death ride at Euclid Beach; title: A second shot at life : the gothic tale of Eula Dortch, 1965 : from Death ride at euclid beach; title: "Straighten them out" : the Celia Barger horror, 1953 : from Death ride at Euclid Beach; title: The sins of the father : the Neumeister tragedy, 1911.