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Master Detective
September 2010 (MDSEP2010)
£2.80
For many who knew her, Jane Nagi was nothing but trouble. She was also an unlikely heroine, for her bravery in helping to rescue a beleaguered policeman was beyond question. Yet a deputy coroner at the inquest into her murder criticised her and her proposed mixed marriage: “I have come into contact with a number of cases in which white women have married coloured men. It seems a pity that white women should marry men of a different nationality – trouble more or less arises from such unions...I am sure we should not have been here today had such a wedding as this not been about to be celebrated.” Intrigued?
SCOTLAND’S “HEAD IN A BAG” HORROR
The killer who treated his victim “like a piece of rubbish”
DRIVEN BY THE DEVIL
A tale of horror worse than any Hollywood writer could dream up
VIEWPOINT plus COMPETITION
VOGUE GIRL KILLER SNARED BY HIS FALSE TEETH
Julie thought she was embarking on an adventure. In truth she was walking into a sex monster’s trap
EUROPEAN CRIME REPORT
Cases from the near Continent, including “When Gods Clash”
THIRTY YEARS AGO IN CRIME
More fascinating material from MD’s crime archives
THE SHOOTING OF HEROINE JANE
An Arab tells an incredible story of murder in South Shields. Part 2 of our series Curious Stories Of Murder
INVITATION TO A “NECKTIE PARTY”
The event that ranks as one of California’s most bizarre attractions
ONE LIFE OF CRIME: “I’M GONNA LIVE BY THE GUN AND ROAM”
Bad man Billy Cook – sullen, contemptuous and disdainful to the end
A JUROR PROTESTS
But wife-killer Thomas Rawcliffe still became the last man hanged at Lancaster Prison
MD FORUM: MADNESS AND MURDER IN THE BEAT GENERATION
A BOMB FOR NAOMI
The whole family gathered around to watch the parcel opened. In the blast that followed, innocent people were murdered and maimed
PRESCRIPTION FOR MURDER
Doctor caught in a dastardly plot to kill three people
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