MURDER CASEBOOK - ISSUE 1 TO 120 - MARSHALL CAVENDISH PARTWORK

Description: The following text and layout is copyright UK Back Issues 2018 Looking for issues from other partwork collections? Check out the "Partwork" section in my eBay shop MURDER CASEBOOKMARSHALL CAVENDISH PARTWORK (1989 - 1993) PICK AN ISSUE Complete your collection, start a new one or simply purchase the issues of your choice as research material for your own True Crime podcasts or Youtube Channel! Each issue is in Good condition - there will be some wear to the extremities and the covers may have some marks. Pages are complete. Launched in 1989, Murder Casebook was a weekly partwork from Marshall Cavendish. At 150 issues, it was one of their longest running partworks (running for 3 years). 1 The Yorkshire Ripper. PETER SUTCLIFFE: The man whose obsession lead to Britain's biggest ever manhunt 2 The Muswell Hill Murders. DENNIS NILSEN: He confessed and became the biggest multiple killer in British criminal history 3 The Sharon Tate Killings. CHARLES MANSON: The Californian cult leader whose followers killed for him 4 The Rillington Place Murders. JOHN CHRISTIE: The killer who allowed another man to be sent to the gallows in his place 5 The Boston Strangler. ALBERT DESALVO: Thirteen women died in his two-year reign of terror 6 The Acid Bath Murders. JOHN GEORGE HAIGH: The charming con man who murdered for greed 7 The White House Farm Murders. JEREMY BAMBER: The family inheritance killer who tried to commit the perfect crime 8 The College Girl Killings. TED BUNDY: A handome young man who roamed the USA in search of victims 9 The Mild-Mannered Murderer. DR CRIPPEN: The London doctor who killed for the woman he loved 10 Too Young To Be Hanged. CRAIG & BENTLEY: One shot a police officer and was jailed. The other surrendered and went to the gallows. 11 Crimes of Passion. RUTH ELLIS, THE SCARSDALE DIET CASE, BYWATERS & THOMPSON: Three tragedies where obsessive love led to violent death 12 The Son of Sam Killings. DAVID BERKOWITZ: The .44 calibre killer whose year-long rampage terrorized New York City 13 The Lord Lucan Mystery. RICHARD BINGHAM: The peer who vanished after the murder of the children's nanny 14 London's Godfathers of Crime. THE KRAY TWINS: They ruled over London's underworld using violence and fear 15 Three Crimes of Sadism. NEVILLE HEATH, PETER KURTEN, 'BLACK DAHLIA': They murdered for pleasure 16 The Black Panther. DONALD NEILSON: The post office killer who turned to kidnap to make his fortune 17 The McKay Kidnap. THE HOSEIN BROTHERS: Bungling kidnappers who turned to murder 18 The Hillside Stranglers. BIANCHI & BUONO: The cousins who left a trail of victims across the hillsides of Los Angeles 19 Death Wish in Utah. GARY GILMORE: The double killer who fought for the right to die 20 The Mystery of Deadman's Hill. JAMES HANRATTY: Vicious perpetrator of a senseless crime or victim of miscarried justice? 21 Rise and Fall of God's Banker. THE CALVI AFFAIR: Bozarre suicide - or ritual murder involving money, Masons and the Vatican? 22 America's King of Crime. LUCKY LUCIANO: The gangster who rose to the top of the Mafia and turned it into America's top industry 23 The Paperboy Killing. THE BRIDGWATER FOUR: Were they sentenced for a murder they could not have committed? 24 The Plainfield Butcher. EDWARD GEIN: The midwest psycopath who turned his farmhouse into a human abattoir 25 The Perfect Murder. THE WALLACE CASE: A true-life whodunnit in which the real killer remains unknown 26 Glasgow's Multiple Killer. PETER MANUEL: The Glasgow braggart who became Scotland's most notorious murderer 27 Chicago's Rich Kid Killers. LEOPOLD & LOEB: The wealthy prodigies who planned the perfect crime 28 The Lady Killers. LIZZIE BORDEN, STYLLOU CHRISTOFI, PARKER & HUME: Women who kept murder in the family 29 The Lyndbergh Kidnap. BRUNO RICHARD HAUPTMANN: The carpenter convicted of killing the son of an American legend 30 The Deadly Fantasist. DONALD HUME: The ingenious liar whose games led to murder. 31 The Evil Butler. ROY FONTAINE: The gentleman's gentleman who dished out death 32 All American Tragedy. DR SAMUEL SHEPPARD: The wholesome values that he stood for conspired to destroy him 33 Jack The Stripper. THE HAMMERSMITH NUDES CASE: The unknown sex fiend who preyed on prostitutes 34 Murder in Paradise. THE SIR HARRY OAKES CASE: The mystery of the tycoon and friend-of-royalty brutally slain in the Bahamas 35 Green Eyed Monsters. THE HAPPY VALLEY MURDER, THE RATTENBURY CASE, ELVIRA BARNEY: Three cases where all-consuming jealousy led to tragic consequences 36 Killer Couples. FERNANDEZ & BECK, GALLEGO & SMITH, THE BIRNIES: The masters and the slaves 37 Ordeal of Innocence. GEORGE INCE: The gangland figure whose face fitted a crime he could not have committed 38 The Rebel Killer. CHARLIE STARKWEATHER: The teenager who dreamt of becoming an outlaw 39 France's Public Enemy. JACQUES MESRINE: The swaggering bandit who killed for pride and vowed not to die in captivity 40 Eastbourne's Doctor Death. DR BODKIN ADAMS: Widow-killer or wronged man of mercy? 41 The Poisoners. MAYBRICK & SEDDON: Stealthy killers whose crimes left lasting mysteries 42 Killers Unknown. ANN CHAPMAN, HARVEY & JEANETTE CREWE, HENRY MORSHEAD: Three murder mysteries which have baffled the experts 43 The James Shepherd Killing. DAVID LASHLEY: The rapist who murdered out of sheer hate 44 The Fatal Triangle. HARRY THAW: To save his wife's honour, he gunned her lover down in a crowded theatre 45 The Luton Post Office Murder. COOPER, McMAHON & MURPHY: Three men convicted on the word of a man with a motive to lie 46 Wanted Dead or ALive. JOHN DILLINGER: The 1930s outlaw who blazed a trail of destruction across the USA 47 Death for Sale. JUDGE PEEL, MOTHER DUNCAN, CHILDS & MACKENNY: They traded in human life 48 The Savage Surgeon. DR BUCK RUXTON: The doctor who dismembered his wife and his children's nursemaid 49 Martyrs of Anarchy. THE SACCO-VANZETTI CASE: They were foreigners and radical, and so they were guilty of murder 50 France's Angel of Death. DR MARCEL PETIOT: The mass killer who claimed that his victims were wartime traitors 51 Scarface. AL CAPONE: The bootleg emperor whose scarred face bore the mark of violence, ruled Chicago during Prohibition 52 Suicide by Proxy. ROUSE, HEALEY & TETZNER: Three men whose desperation led them to flirt with suicide - but the lives they took were not their own 53 The Croydon Poisonings. MURDER AT BIRDHURST RISE: Did Grace Duff cold-bloodedly kill three members of her own family 54 Orgy of Killings. JOHN WAYNE GACY: The respectable businessman with a sinister, secret compulsion 55 Written in Blood. COLIN PITCHFORK, IAN SIMMS AND TIMOTHY SPENCER: Three vicious killers trapped by science 56 A Killing Love. BONNIE & CLYDE: Young and wild, their passionate love drove them to a frenzy of murder 57 The Modern Bluebeard. HENRI DESIRE LANDRU: He seduced and robbed dozens of women and sometimes - like the fairytale Bluebeard - he killed them 58 Murder in Hollywood. WILLIAM DESMOND TAYLOR, THELMA TODD: Two leading lights - a director and a screen idol - whose deaths shook Tinseltown 59 A Passion for Posion. GRAHAM YOUNG: The teenager whose interest in poison became a game of death 60 Mother Killers. STEVEN BENSON, SIDNEY FOX & SEAN SELLERS: Three men who committed the ultimate, unspeakable crime - matricide 61 Body in The Trunk - John Robinson, Tony Mancini, Winnie Judd: Three killers whose luggage concealed their grisly secrets 62 The Deadly Couple - Snyder & Gray: Adulterous lovers who brutally killed for profit and for passion 63 Mad Bad Bill - William Heirens: The Chicago teenager whose fetishism drove him into a frenzy of apalling savagery 64 The Atlanta Lynching - Leo Frank: The scapegoat for a crime that outraged the state of Georgia 65 Adultery and Arsenic - Armstrong, Greenwood, Waite: Three men in thrall to the Queen of Poison 66 Brides in the Bath - George Joseph Smith: He won the hearts of lovelorn women - then plunged them to their deaths 67 Who Killed Miss Gilchrist? - Oscar Slater: A case of mistaken identity that shamed Scottish justice 68 Blood on the Streets - Enemies of the State: Political refugees who shocked London with their violent crimes 69 The Barbaric Buccaneer - Donald Merrett: the flamboyant adventurer who dealt in diamonds, drugs and death 70 Badmen of the Wild West - Jesse James & Billy The Kid: The glamour of the Old West enshrines their dark deeds 71 Ritual Killings - Lower Quinton, Hagley Wood and the Labbe Case: the eerie and unnatural deaths of an old man, a mystery woman and a baby 72 Blackout Killers - Gordon Cummins, August Sangret, Karl Hulten: Three murderers who struck amid the chaos of war 73 The Baby Farmer - Gary Heidnik: He claimed that he wanted children. He stopped at nothing to get them 74 Sex Fiends - Harvey Glatman and Jerry Brudos: Two deviants who used women as toys, to dress up, undress - and discard 75 The Railway Killers - Duffy, Muller, Matuschka: Three men who made passengers their prey 76 The Grim Reaper of Paris - Thierry Paulin: He stalked the old women of Paris, bringing a sad and brutal end to their long lives 77 Canadian Killers - Peter Demeter and Evelyn Dick: When love died, so did their partners 78 High Priests of Death - Rev Jim Jones and Adolfo Constanzo - Cult leaders whose creeds involved sex, 'revolutianary suicide', and murder 79 Victims of Desire - Vicki Morgan, Dorothy Stratten & Robin Benedict: Their beauty drove men into a murderous frenzy 80 Killing Machines - Paul John Knowles & Harvey Carignan: Two serial murderers who cruised America's highways looking for victims 81 Summer of Slaughter - Richard Speck & Charles Whitman: An alcoholic and an ex-marine who both turned spree-killer - lashing out in the heat of '66 82 Monster of the Rivers - Arthur Shawcross: Released after serving a life sentence for child murder, he turned to killing prostitutes, leaving them in watery graves 83 The Vampire Killers - Tracey Wigginton & Lisa Ptaschinski: The lesbian lovers with a thirst for blood 84 Trial By Coroner - Philip Yale Drew & Evelyn Foster: Two classic cases of 'wilful murder by persons unknown' 85 She-Devil - Simone Weber: The 60-year old french housewife accused of poisoning her husband and slicing up her lover 86 Shots in the Dark - Marguerite Fahmy & Lock Ah Tam: Two exotic scandals of the 1920s that brought echoes of the mysterious East to British courtrooms 87 Above Suspicion? - Dr Jeffrey Macdonald: Why would the perfect all-American family man savagely kill his own wife and young children? 88 The Body Snatchers - Burke & Hare and H.H. Holmes: A medical interest in corpses led these infamous men into mass murder 89 The Lonely Head-Hunter - ED KEMPER: The American giant who obtained his ultimate sexual thrill from cutting the heads off his women victims 90 Australian Nightmare - Eric Edgar Cooke: A cat burglar whose random killings held Perth in a grip of terror 91 The Drowned Girl - Starr Faithfull: The Jazz Age beauty who suffered a sordid, secret life and a sad, violent end 92 The Avengers - Henriette Caillaux and Yvonne Chevallier: Two proud, passionate women who killed to protect their honour 93 Outback Outlaw - NED KELLY: The legendary bushranger whose daring and ruthless escapades made him the greatest Australian folk-hero 94 The Whisperings - Marie Besnard and Louisa Merrifield: The public condemned them long before they were brought to trial. But was it slander or was it true? 95 Mysteries of Motive - Thomas Ley and Ronald Light: The Chalkpit Murder and the Green Bicycle Case - two classic stories that continue to intighue the armchair detective 96 Starbabies - Cheryl Crane and Christian Brando: Two wild Hollywood children who briefly stole the limelight 97 Police Killers - Guenther Podola and Browne & Kennedy: Two famous cases in which small-time crooks tried to shoot their way out of trouble 98 Deadly Delusions - Ronald True and Reginald Buckfield: Two killers who took great care to be convicted of murder while proclaiming their innocence 99 Family Bloodbath - Ronald 'Butch' Defeo, James Ruppert and Harry De La Roche: Three sons who, high on drugs, massacred their own families 100 Tourist Trap - Gaston Dominici: A French peasant farmer who casually slaughtered an English family on holiday 101 The Night Stalker - RICHARD RAMIREZ: The sadistic kille whose two-year orgy of violence terrorized Los Angeles 102 The Candy Man - DEAN CORLL: With two henchmen, he preyed on the boys of Houston. He gained their trust, lured them to his home and raped and murdered them at his leisure 103 Death on Duty - Harry Roberts and Howard Wilson: Trigger-happy criminals who turned routine police work into a tragic bloodbath 104 Mothers on Trial - Alice Crimmins and Christine Villemin: Did they murder their own children simply to get revenge on their husbands? 105 A Woman's Weapon - Charlotte Bryant, Ethel Major and Violette Nozieres: Three women who resorted to poison to solve family crises 106 Handsome Devil - Eugen Weidmann: He was charming and good-looking. He was also a compulsive killer 107 Traces of Poison - Florence Bravo and Adelaide Bartlett: They shocked society with their love affairs, but did either woman actually murder her husband? 108 Unfinished Business - Cleveland's Mad Butcher and the Green River Killer*: Vicious serial slayers never brought to justice [*published before the capture of Gary Ridgway] 109 Left-Luggage Killers - Devereux, Singh and Goold: They despatched their victims in locked trunks, but the grisly contents refused to remain hidden 110 Alcatraz Breakout - Bernie Coy: His plan to break out of Alcatraz cost the lives of eight people, including his own 111 Deadly Duo of Sex Killers - John Norman Collins and Leonard Lake: Between them they killed more than 50 people; many of them have not been identified 112 Murder for Money - De Stempel and Von Bulow: A Baroness and a Baron were each charged with murder and acquitted, with a fortune at stake 113 Killers on the Shore - Patrick Mahon and Herbert Bennett: When a woman becomes a nuisance, murder may seem an attractive solution 114 Inner City Sadists - THE STOCKWELL STRANGLER and BIBLE JOHN: Two killers who exploited the cover of city life to prey on their helpless victims 115 Anarchist Gangsters - THE BONNOT GANG: A group of idealists who ruthlessly disposed on anyone who disagreed with their extremist views of society 116 Visions of Murder - HENRY LEE LUCAS and THE ZODIAC KILLER: A psycopath who confessed and unknown visionary claimed dozens of lives 117 Deadly Partners - Sheila Garvie and Ronald Cohen: A woman who, with her lover, was convicted of killing her husband, and a rich man who killed his wife 118 Imperfect Parents - Dale Cavaness and Marie Hilley: An American doctor who killed his two sons, and a loving mother who poisoned her husband and daughter 119 Bodyless Murders - Edward Ball, Michael Onufrejczyk and James Camb: Three murderers who felt safe because there was no corpse - but all were convicted 120 Murder and Mutilation - JEFFREY DAHMER: An American who killed 17 young men, chopped up their corpses and kept body parts in his home Standard Domestic Shipping (3 to 5 day courier) - FREEInternational Shipping - eBay Global Shipping Programme (GSP). 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Color: 1 Peter Sutcliffe: The Yorkshire Ripper

Color: 2 Dennis Nielsen: The Muswell Hill Murders

Color: 3 Charles Manson: The Sharon Tate Killings

Color: 4 John Christie: The Rillington Place Murders

Color: 5 Albert DeSalvo: The Boston Strangler

Color: 6 John George Haigh: The Acid Bath Murders

Color: 7 Jeremy Bamber: The White House Farm Murders

Color: 8 Ted Bundy: The College Girl Killings

Color: 9 Dr. Crippen: The Mild-Mannered Murderer

Color: 10 Christopher Craig & Derek Bentley: Too Young To

Color: 11 Ruth Ellis, The Scarsdale Diet Case, Bywaters

Color: 12 David Berkowitz: The Son of Sam Killings

Color: 13 Richard Bingham: The Lord Lucan Mystery

Color: 14 The Kray Twins: London's Godfathers of Crime

Color: 15 Neville Heath, Peter Kurten, 'Black Dahlia'

Color: 16 Donald Neilson: The Black Panther

Color: 17 The Hosein Brothers: The McKay Kidnap

Color: 18 Bianchi and Bruno: The Hillside Stranglers

Color: 19 Gary Gilmore: Death Wish in Utah

Color: 20 James Hanratty: The Mystery of Deadman's Hill

Color: 21 The Calvi Affair: Rise and Fall of God's Banker

Color: 22 Lucky Luciano: America's King of Crime

Color: 23 The Bridgewater Four: The Paperboy Killing

Color: 24 Edward Gein: The Plainfield Butcher

Color: 25 The Wallace Case: The Perfect Murder

Color: 26 Peter Manuel: Glasgow's Multiple Killer

Color: 27 Leopold and Loeb: Chicago's Rich Kid Killers

Color: 28 Lizzie Borden, Styllou Christofi, Parker & Hulm

Color: 29 Bruno Richard Hauptmann: The Lindbergh Kidnap

Color: 30 Donald Hume: The Deadly Fantasist

Color: 31 Roy Fontaine: The Evil Butler

Color: 32 Dr. Samuel Sheppard: All American Tragedy

Color: 33 Jack The Stripper: The Hammersmith Nudes Case

Color: 34 Murder in Paradise: The Sir Harry Oakes Case

Color: 35 The Happy Valley Murder, Elvira Barney

Color: 36 Killer Couples: Ernandez & Beck, Gallego & Smit

Color: 37 George Ince: Ordeal of Innocence

Color: 38 Charlie Starkweather: The Rebel Killer

Color: 39 Jacques Mesrine: France's Public Enemy

Color: 40 Dr. Bodkin Adams: Eastbourne's Doctor Death

Color: 41 The Poisoners: Maybrick and Seddon

Color: 42 Killers Unknown: Ann Chapman, Henry Morshead

Color: 43 David Kashley: The Janie Shepherd Killing

Color: 44 Harry Thaw: The Fatal Triangle

Color: 45 The Luton Post Office Murder: Cooper, McMahon &

Color: 46 John Dillinger: Wanted Dead or Alive

Color: 47 Death For Sale: Judge Peel, Mother Duncan, Chil

Color: 48 Buck Ruxton: The Savage Surgeon

Color: 49 Martyrs of Anarchy: The Sacco-Vanzetti Case

Color: 50 Dr. Marcel Petiot: France's Angel of Death

Color: 51 Al Capone: Scarface

Color: 52 Suicide By Proxy: Rouse, Healey & Tetzner

Color: 53 The Croydon Poisonings: Murder At Birdhurst Ris

Color: 54 John Wayne Gacy: Orgy of Killings

Color: 55 Colin Pitchfork, Ian Simms and Timothy Spencer

Color: 56 Bonnie & Clyde: A Killing Love

Color: 57 Henri Desire Landru: The Modern Bluebeard

Color: 58 Murder in Hollywood: Thelma Todd & William Desm

Color: 59 Graham Young: A Passion for Poison

Color: 60 Mother Killers: Steven Benson, Sidney Fox & Sel

Color: 61 Body in The Trunk: John Robinson, Tony Mancini

Color: 62 The Deadly Couple - Snyder & Gray

Color: 63 Mad Bad Bill - William Heirens

Color: 64 The Atlanta Lynching - Leo Frank

Color: 65 Adultery and Arsenic - Armstrong, Greenwood, Wa

Color: 66 Brides in the Bath - George Joseph Smith

Color: 67 Who Killed Miss Gilchrist? - Oscar Slater

Color: 68 Blood on the Streets - Enemies of the State

Color: 69 The Barbaric Buccaneer - Donald Merrett

Color: 70 Jesse James & Billy The Kid

Color: 71 Ritual Killings - Lower Quinton, Hagley Wood an

Color: 72 Blackout Killers - Gordon Cummins, August Sangr

Color: 73 The Baby Farmer - Gary Heidnik

Color: 74 Sex Fiends - Harvey Glatman and Jerry Brudos

Color: 75 The Railway Killers - Duffy, Muller, Matuschka

Color: 76 The Grim Reaper of Paris - Thierry Paulin