Crime Buff's Guide to Outlaw Washington, DC John K. Wilson Introductions & Leave-Takings Telling About

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Crime Buff's Guide to Outlaw Washington, DC John K. Wilson Introductions & Leave-Takings Telling AboutWashington D. C. isn't known as the "District of Crime" or "Murder Capital of America" for nothing. Though the capital city's motto is "justice for all," D. C. has a darker side, including an extensive history of crimes and misdemeanors, some political and some not. The Crime Buff's Guide to Outlaw Washington D. C. is the ultimate guidebook to the criminal and seedy history of the nation's capital plus Maryland, Northern Virginia and (ironically)