Detroit murders
By: by Patricia Brontë [and others]
Contributors: Brontë, Patricia.
Series: Regional murder series,; v. 8; [A Bloodhound book]
Publisher: Duell, Sloan and Pearce
Published: 1948
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 218
Subjects: Murder -- Michigan -- Detroit.; Crime and criminals -- Michigan -- Detroit.
Description: Wilful murder on the border: The Kickapoo Indian killing, 1815, by A.C. Hamer.--The dog in the night: The Latimer case, 1889, by A.M. Wells.--Murder domestic: The Loomis case, 1927, by C.G. Givens.--Six killings and a cult: The Evangelista case, 1929, by Royce Howes.--Bloody July: The Buckley case, 1930, by C.T. Haun.--Murder of a big-shot: The Dickinson case, 1935, by P.S. McDougall.--Night terror: The case of the Black Legion, 1936, by C.T. Haun.--A man and his double: The Beaver case, 1945, by Elizabeth Coulson.--Strange woman: The Lydia Thompson case, 1945, by Patricia Brontë.
Table of contents: title: Wilful murder on the border: The Kickapoo Indian killing, 1815, by A. C. Hamer.; title: The dog in the night: The Latimer case, 1889, by A. M. Wells.; title: Murder domestic: The Loomis case, 1927, by C. G. Givens.; title: Six killings and a cult: The Evangelista case, 1929, by Royce Howes.; title: Bloody July: The Buckley case, 1930, by C. T. Haun.; title: Murder of a big-shot: The Dickinson case, 1935, by P. S. McDougall.; title: Night terror: The case of the Black Legion, 1936, by C. T. Haun.; title: A man and his double: The Beaver case, 1945, by Elizabeth Coulson.; title: Strange woman: The Lydia Thompson case, 1945, by Patricia Brontë.