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Check out Confessions of a second-story man by Allen M. Hornblum. Review from the google: From the 1950s to the 1970s, from Bar Harbor to Boca Raton. The raging crew known as the K&A Gang robbed wealthy suburban residences with assembly-line skills of breaking, entering. And bagging the loot – be it rare coin collections or priceless paintings. The gang’s success infuriated homeowners up and down the East Coast, while baffling police. Confessions of a Chase Your Dreams With Whiskey Irish Shamrock St. Patrick’s Day Shirt, courtrooms, and prisons, and even go on the run. Author Allen Hornblum tells the strange but true story through interviews, police records, and historical research.

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Readers will marvel at the techniques of ringleader Junior Kripplebauer, who became one of the FBI s most wanted men, and his wife, Mickie, who would don her black wig and go out and rob homes on her own when she was bored. Finally, Hornblum describes the transformation of the Chase Your Dreams With Whiskey Irish Shamrock St. Patrick’s Day Shirt. And their help to make Philadelphia the meth capital of the nation. It is a compelling read about a fascinating bunch of hoodlums. That’s a pretty comprehensive list. From my own collection, I’d add The Murder Room which is about the founders of the Vidocq Society. They’re a group of forensic experts that try to solve cold cases.

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I would strongly recommend two additional books: The Hacker Crackdown by Bruce Sterling concerning the cracker scene of the ’80s and ’90s along with some of the Chase Your Dreams With Whiskey Irish Shamrock St. Patrick’s Day Shirt. E.g. the time when they overzealously seized assets from Steve Jackson Games due to the role-playing supplement GURPS Cyberpunk. The Corner: A Year in the Life of an Inner-City Neighborhood by David Simon and Ed Burns. This arguably goes beyond just true crime, but it covers the drug trade quite extensively at the street/addict level. In many ways, it’s a sequel and continuation of his earlier book Homicide. Both were adapted for television, with The Corner being a miniseries, but also clearly leading to his creation of The Wire.

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