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A-Bomb connected to some banker’s again, an one-eyed broken-out former policeman, stripper/rider pubs on Airline Highway in New Orleans, medicines while in the French Quarter, a 300-lb woman bartender, an ex-con whose definitive goal in life would be to have more costly sneakers than other people, a drug czar called Fidel Castro (a relative of the more well-known one in Cuba), money-laundering strategies, and a legal master, who likes taking his victim’s toenails out with pliers and who did anything right in what must have been an ideal crime save for one small mistake—all constructed and put in action by an author who was a genuine-life offender and ex-con and was recommended when he didn’t submit this guide but rather used it to produce the perfect crime he’d produce a ton more… This is everything you get (and more) in Les Edgerton’s The Perfect Crime.