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E: 22/04 - win a paperback copy of McGraw
Matryoshka
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For your chance to win McGraw email your answer, along with your postal address, to [EMAIL="philip.morton@truecrimelibrary.com"]philip.morton@truecrimelibrary.com[/EMAIL], using the subject line “Bulletin 124 Competition."
A winner will be picked out of the hat on April 22nd, 2011. Best of luck!
Answer: The Licensee
A winner will be picked out of the hat on April 22nd, 2011. Best of luck!
Answer: The Licensee
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:If you see it in your mind, you're going to hold it in your hand.
Thoughts become things!
What you think about you bring about!
No one is ready for a thing until he believes he can acquire it.
Romans 12:15 Be happy with those who are happy
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Sorry to bump but I think the answer is Bible John - "The Licensee" was the nickname of Tam McGraw, not an unidentified serial killer. From the True Crime Library newsletter -Matryoshka wrote: »Answer: The Licensee
Question - Glasgow's most famous serial killer is also its greatest unsolved mystery. Despite killing three in 1968 and 1969 he was never caught, what was the nickname he was given?Tam McGraw, according to his biography, was one of the most feared gangsters in Glasgow....They called him The Licensee but not because of the pub he owned. Street players knew what it meant: Licensed to Commit Crime.
Suggested answer - Bible John
Source - http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/books/A-life-of-crime-Professor.6399655.jp0
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