Master Detective Magazine Master Detective November 2019 Zurück Ausgabe

There was little doubt about his guilt, but should British-born torture-killer Nicholas Lee Ingram have ended up the 434th customer of “Old Sparky,” Georgia’s ageing electric chair? Ingram’s lawyer Clive Stafford-Smith certainly didn’t think so. And he wasn’t alone. Alcoholic amnesia had deprived the killer of any memory of his crime, and antipsychotic drugs had left him in a zombie-like state during his trial. Read “I Like To Torture Men While Their Women Watch” I this issue for the full story.

From Georgia to Georgia...this time the former Soviet republic at the edge of Europe. Moving there from bustling LA to a new life in a rural, mountainous region seemed to have been a great move for businessman Ryan Smith and his wife Lora. But a terrible fate awaited them – as you can read in European Crime Report: Jump Or Be Shot.


Highlights of this issue include:

* The Quiet Man...Turned Out To Be A Double-Killer
* MD Forum: “I Like To Torture Men While Their Women Watch”
* European Crime Report: “Jump Or Be Shot”, “End Of An Expat’s Dream”, “For The Love Of His Dog”
* Scotland’s Classic Cases: Slaughter In The Snow
* The Flaming Riddle Of Lover’s Lane
* The Hangings Of Albert Pierrepoint – Part Six: Triple-Hanging In Cairo
* Unsolved Murders Of The 1950s: Birkenhead Mystery Of The Body In The Pill-Box
* Wartime Murder Of A Troublesome Wife
* The Man Executed On His Birthday