Crime Buff's Guide to Outlaw Washington, DC

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Edition: 1st
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2012-09-04
Publisher(s): Globe Pequot
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Summary

Washington D.C. did not receive nicknames such as the District of Crime or Murder Capital of America for no reason. Though the capital city's motto is "justice for all," D.C. has a darker side, including an extensive history of fugitives from the law and injustice against the innocent. The Cri me Buff's Guide to Outlaw Washington D.C.is the ultimate guidebook to the criminal and seedy history of the nation's capital. With photographs, maps, directions, and sites to visit, this collection of outlaw tales serves as both a travel guide and an entertaining and informational read. It is a one-of-a-kind exploration into well-known and more obsure sites in D.C. that retain memories of bandits and their scandalous deeds.

Author Biography

Ron Franscell is the author of The Sourtoe Cocktail Club, The Crime Buff's Guide to Outlaw Texas, and The Crime Buff's Guide to the Outlaw Rockies  Globe Pequot Press), as well as the bestselling The Darkest Night, which established him as one of the most provocative new voices in narrative nonfiction. 

Table of Contents

Capital Crimes: An Introductionp. vii
How to Use This Bookp. ix
A Note about GPS Accuracyp. ix
Washington, DC (and related environs)p. 1
Lincoln Assassinationp. 93
Marylandp. 125
Arlington National Cemeteryp. 188
Acknowledgmentsp. 216
Indexp. 217
About the Authorp. 222
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