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Daily Paintings - The Art of Piper Thibodeau II - Daily Paintings is a high-quality hardcover art book collecting the best of Piper Thibodeau's daily paintings from the past four years. - http://kck.st/2bcVRrM

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Phinazee, John E. and Weaver, Larry G. Moments in Time: True Stories of the United States Postal Inspectors, 2003. The authors were Postal Inspectors in the Atlanta area. Rayner, Richard, Drake’s Fortune. A fraud case set in the 1920s and ’30s. Rice, Robert, The Nature of Midnight (Forge Publishing), 2003. Novel of an Internal Affairs Inspector on a murder case in Montana, in a story related to the 1915 sinking of the Lusitania. Richards, Clay, Death of an Angel, 1890s. A novel about a Post Office Inspector investigating a mail bomb in New York. Richards, Clay, Who Steals My Name, 1965. Rosenfeld, Arthur, Diamond Eye (Forge Publishing), 2001. A Postal Inspector solves a child pornography case in Los Angeles. Stice, James Lincoln, Free Enterprise, 1945. The author, who was a Postal Inspector, wrote this collection of cases that were originally published in a local newspaper. Scarce but interesting accounts of Inspectors’ experience in Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, and other areas from the 1890s to early 1900s. Sturholm, Larry and Howard, John, All for Nothing: The True Story of the Last Great American Train Robbery, 1976. The story of the DeAutremont brothers’ robbery. Tidyman, Ernest, Big Bucks, 1982. The story of the Plymouth mail robbery. Van Cise, P.S. Fighting the Underworld, 1936. The Bunco case, as written by a Denver District Attorney. Warren Commission Report: The Assassination of President Kennedy. The testimony and details of Postal Inspector Harry D. Holmes’ involvement in the investigation of Lee Harvey Oswald, and the interview he conducted with him minutes before Oswald was shot to death by Jack Ruby.

Phinazee, John E. and Weaver, Larry G. Moments in Time: True Stories of the United States Postal Inspectors, 2003. The authors were Postal Inspectors in the Atlanta area. Rayner, Richard, Drake’s Fortune. A fraud case set in the 1920s and ’30s. Rice, Robert, The Nature of Midnight (Forge Publishing), 2003. Novel of an Internal Affairs Inspector on a murder case in Montana, in a story related to the 1915 sinking of the Lusitania. Richards, Clay, Death of an Angel, 1890s. A novel about a Post Office Inspector investigating a mail bomb in New York. Richards, Clay, Who Steals My Name, 1965. Rosenfeld, Arthur, Diamond Eye (Forge Publishing), 2001. A Postal Inspector solves a child pornography case in Los Angeles. Stice, James Lincoln, Free Enterprise, 1945. The author, who was a Postal Inspector, wrote this collection of cases that were originally published in a local newspaper. Scarce but interesting accounts of Inspectors’ experience in Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, and other areas from the 1890s to early 1900s. Sturholm, Larry and Howard, John, All for Nothing: The True Story of the Last Great American Train Robbery, 1976. The story of the DeAutremont brothers’ robbery. Tidyman, Ernest, Big Bucks, 1982. The story of the Plymouth mail robbery. Van Cise, P.S. Fighting the Underworld, 1936. The Bunco case, as written by a Denver District Attorney. Warren Commission Report: The Assassination of President Kennedy. The testimony and details of Postal Inspector Harry D. Holmes’ involvement in the investigation of Lee Harvey Oswald, and the interview he conducted with him minutes before Oswald was shot to death by Jack Ruby.