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Grim Reaper
Denoux, O'Neil
New York: Zebra. 1988.
300pp. [Fiction]
ISBN: 0821723359

Casebook Review:

Loose connection to 1888. Modern killer fancies himself JtR. Set in New Orleans, and filled with gory descriptions of what was done to the latest victim.

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