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   Number 1: On the Witness Stand Essays on Psychology and Crime-Hugo Münsterberg

   Guy Logan is a lesser known but prolific British true crime writer of the early 20th century. In this 1928 compilation, he relates the stories of over a dozen murders – their details, the subsequent investigations, the trials, and the results of the verdicts. He recounts the facts without swerving toward yellow journalism, and he ends each story with his own thoughts on the case. Logan says in the introduction that he chooses a case to write about not because of its notoriety, but because he believes it will be interesting to read. His clear and concise writing will make the reader share his interest. - Summary by Verla Viera

   August 20, 2026·5h 57min
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   Number 2: God Goes to Murderer's Row-Rev. M. Raymond

   Guy Logan is a lesser known but prolific British true crime writer of the early 20th century. In this 1928 compilation, he relates the stories of over a dozen murders – their details, the subsequent investigations, the trials, and the results of the verdicts. He recounts the facts without swerving toward yellow journalism, and he ends each story with his own thoughts on the case. Logan says in the introduction that he chooses a case to write about not because of its notoriety, but because he believes it will be interesting to read. His clear and concise writing will make the reader share his interest. - Summary by Verla Viera

   August 18, 2026·7h 30min
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   Number 3: True Detective Stories from the Archives of the Pinkertons-Cleveland Moffett

   Guy Logan is a lesser known but prolific British true crime writer of the early 20th century. In this 1928 compilation, he relates the stories of over a dozen murders – their details, the subsequent investigations, the trials, and the results of the verdicts. He recounts the facts without swerving toward yellow journalism, and he ends each story with his own thoughts on the case. Logan says in the introduction that he chooses a case to write about not because of its notoriety, but because he believes it will be interesting to read. His clear and concise writing will make the reader share his interest. - Summary by Verla Viera

   August 17, 2026·3h 47min
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   Number 4: Romance of Piracy-Edward Keble Chatterton

   Guy Logan is a lesser known but prolific British true crime writer of the early 20th century. In this 1928 compilation, he relates the stories of over a dozen murders – their details, the subsequent investigations, the trials, and the results of the verdicts. He recounts the facts without swerving toward yellow journalism, and he ends each story with his own thoughts on the case. Logan says in the introduction that he chooses a case to write about not because of its notoriety, but because he believes it will be interesting to read. His clear and concise writing will make the reader share his interest. - Summary by Verla Viera

   August 16, 2026·9h 45min
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   Number 5: Dramas of the Dock True Stories of Crime-Guy B. H. Logan

   "Dramas of the Dock: True Stories of Crime" by Guy B. H. Logan unveils gripping tales of crime that unfold in the shadowy corners of the dockside world. This collection of true stories immerses listeners in the raw realities of criminal life, showcasing the complexities of human nature and the moral dilemmas faced by those entangled in illicit activities. As crime continues to capture public fascination, these narratives resonate with timeless themes of justice, betrayal, and survival. Logan's vivid storytelling invites us to reflect on the choices that lead individuals down dark paths, making this audiobook a compelling exploration of the human condition that remains relevant today.

   August 04, 2026·7h 18min
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