Doubleday 1987ĭoing some quick Googling, this list does not include, within the proper time frame of 2000 and before, The Prodigy(1997), which appears to be a supernatural horror story only.
I’m in over my head, in other words.īut checking with Allen Hubin’s Crime Fiction IV, emphasis on the “fiction,” I was mildly surprised to discover that there is an entry there for Alan Hynd: If anything, true crime is a category about which I can safely say that I know less than nothing, if it could be possible, so anyone who knows more than I do, or have been able to uncover so far, please chuck a life preserver my way. How much truth can one rely on coming from these types of stories? Believe it or not two of the TDM episodes were found in Watts’ Secret Service file.Īlso do you have any idea on a method for contacting his son Noel Hynd? While the major facts jibe with historical data the personal story regarding the two outlaws seems quite fanciful. Hynd authored a six part series in TDM in 1937 about Lustig and Watts. Am doing research on a distant relative named William Watts who worked as an engraver in the Count Lustig counterfeiting ring circa 1930-1935. Please be patient.Enjoy reading your blog, thanks! Have a question you can hopefully help with concerning Alan Hynd and the supposedly true stories he wrote for True Detective Mysteries etc. They quite often are held up in customs in the receiving country. I can not predict transit times for these packages. For non-US shipments, once the package leaves the US, even the USPS looses control over it. Generally for US shipments you can expect delivery within 3 or 4 business days (or 3-9 for media rate). Once a package is in the Postal Service hands, I loose control over it. I ship next business day after payment is received.Please note Buyers from outside of the United States are responsible for any and all duties, tariffs or other fees that YOUR country may impose. Shipped in plastic, between stiff cardboard and with delivery confirmation.Please go to my m e button for additional information on collectibles we are offering!PLEASE leave positive feedback - I always do.Please be sure to check our store, Myers Collectibles, where we have thousands of items listed.Each week we list Over 100 new Antiques & Collectibles for sale! Always some superb items! You might want to keep us as a "favorite seller" and check back often on our offerings - you'll always find something special.We do discount shipping costs for multiple purchases.Shipping Procedures I pride myself on quick shipping. In good condition with light reading crease, lightly age toned pages, chips at the spine heel - minor soiling and tiny fold at the top right corner tip of both covers. 667, 1948 Stated First Penguin Edition, Mass Market Paperback.
Offered here is a vintage paperback: " The Pinkerton Casebook", by Alan Hynd, published by Signet, No.
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