Son Of Sam: The .44 Caliber Killer

By George Carpozi Jr. I'd not seen this "exclusive story by the award winning N.Y. Post reporter" before, and that explains the steep price: it's seldom seen. How much is new here for case aficionados is hard to say... ...but it's a 1977 PB, so it should give you a window into contemporary thinking about/reactions to the Son Of Sam case. It’s not in great shape — cracked spine with a pronounced lean; edgewear; page toning; and a lot of foxing/soiling to the rear and cop of the spine, as shown — but the pages sit snugly, “old book smell” is not noticeable. A solid if dowdy copy of a rarity.