Crime Drawings for Sale

Crime Drawing - The Jury Will Disregard The Witness's Last by Lee Lorenz

Do You Ever Have One Of Those Days When

And To Think That We Started As A Book Group

Artie, They Took My Bowl

Harry Bliss

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A Tied-up Woman Says To A Burglar

Tom Toro

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Come Now, Give The System A Chance

These New Regulations Will Fundamentally Change

Peter C. Vey

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One Exec, Seated At A Desk With Stacks Of Paper

Leo Cullum

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A Body Lies Face Down In A Room Where The Walls

Shannon Wheeler

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Surely You Didn't Believe What You Read

Lee Lorenz

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New Yorker January 9th, 1995

Charles Barsotti

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First, They Do An On-line Search

Arnie Levin

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Two Columns Contain Entries. The Left Column

Roz Chast

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Rehearsal's Off! Our ?rst Violinist

George Booth

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Two Police Officers Overlook A Messy Murder Scene

The Court Finds Itself On The Horns Of A Dilemma

J.B. Handelsman

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New Yorker May 15th, 1954

Saul Steinberg

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A Husband And Wife Watch Television

Zachary Kanin

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An Exterminator And Home-owner Look

Paul Noth

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One Businessman Standing Behind A Desk Speaks

Paul Noth

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New Yorker March 14th, 2005

Eric Lewis

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Looks Like An Inside Job

Danny Shanahan

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What Kind Of Mischief Are You Into Now?

Sam Gross

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Bad News. The Mailman Is Going To Attend

Don't Get Me Wrong. Legality Has Its Place

Bernard Schoenbaum

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'alleged,' Please, 'alleged.'

Charles Barsotti

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New Yorker February 3rd, 1992

Leo Cullum

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Your Honor, We're Going To Go

Mike Twohy

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Your Honor, I Have A Rebuttal Witness

Arnie Levin

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New Yorker November 9th, 1963

Mischa Richter

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Sergeant, I Hardly Know Where To Begin

William O'Brian

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You've Just Raided Your Last Patch!

Edward Koren

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Listen Thats A Tang Dynasty Urn We Just Broke

A Policeman With A Martini Glass Stands

Peter C. Vey

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Two Kids Playing In A Sandbox Find An Arm

Zachary Kanin

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Mobsters Examine A Blueprint

Robert Leighton

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A Mobster Speaks To A Table Of Mobsters

Paul Noth

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You Pay Your Late Fines Or Babar Breaks

Harry Bliss

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Your Honor, We, The Jury, Find This One Too Close

Arnie Levin

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I'm Sorry, Sir, But Dostoyevsky Is Not Considered

Peter Steiner

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New Yorker July 5th, 1999

Sam Gross

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I Sentence You To Five Years In Prison

'what I Did On My Summer Vacation

Mick Stevens

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Will The Witness Please Tell The Court Exactly

Edward Frascino

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Here Are The Numbers You Wanted Cooked

Dana Fradon

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We Have Ways Of Making You Talk

Harry Bliss

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I Tried Victimless Crime

Leo Cullum

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A Man Is Sitting In A Chair Wrapped In Crime

Victoria Roberts

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Look - How Many Times Do I Have To Tell

Michael Maslin

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Emily, A Mr. Barnes And A Mr. Noble Would Like

Robert Weber

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This Is My Friend Robert Shapiro

Mort Gerberg

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Accessory After The Fact

I'm Trying To Find A Way To Balance

Leo Cullum

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A Policewoman Arresting A Man Says

Benjamin Schwartz

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A Group Of Criminals Are Planning In A Room

Paul Noth

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I'll Work On The Appeal. You Try To Escape

Leo Cullum

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From A Purely Business Viewpoint

A Wife Talking To A Policeman In A Destroyed

Tom Cheney

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Mafia-themed Organizing Compartments Are Stacked

Kim Warp

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An Investigator Wrapped Up In The String

Will McPhail

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Two Police Officers Are Taking The Testimony

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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Five Mob-type Guys All Sit Like Children

Edward Steed

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