Crime (nonfiction): Difference between revisions

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Robbing a rich merchant's house. (J. M. W. Silver)

Crime is an unlawful act punishable by a state.

Billionaire fails to understand robbery at gunpoint, son traumatized.
Lud the Gamer was boot-thief as child, says Biographer-Critic.
Graphic novel industry will testify against the Distributed Scrutnizer, say crime analysts.
Wumpus-compass good for business, say criminals.
Severed heads of medieval traitors available for reprogramming.

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 File:Wayne Family robbed by Joe Chill.jpg|link=Batman (nonfiction)|Billionaire fails to understand robbery at gunpoint, [[Batman (nonfiction)|son traumatized]].
 File:Fortunes of a Street Waif.jpg|[[Lud the Gamer]] was boot-thief as child, says Biographer-Critic.
-File:It_Rhymes_With_Lust.jpg|link=Graphic novel (nonfiction)|[[Graphic novel (nonfiction)|graphic novel]] will testify against the [[Distributed Scrutnizer]].
+File:It_Rhymes_With_Lust.jpg|link=Graphic novel (nonfiction)|[[Graphic novel (nonfiction)|Graphic novel]] industry will testify against the [[Distributed Scrutnizer]], say crime analysts.
 File:Wumpuss-compass.jpg|link=Wumpus-compass|[[Wumpus-compass]] good for business, say [[Criminal (nonfiction)|criminals]].
 File:Traitors_heads_on_old_london_bridge.jpg|Severed heads of medieval [[Criminal (nonfiction)|traitors]] available for reprogramming.