The Most Wanted Man in America
New York: Stein and Day, 1975. 1st Edition. Hardcover.
Jack Clouser, who eluded the police for ten years and four months, had turned himself in, saying he was self-rehabilitated and ready to prove it.
What happened in those ten years, now recorded in this book, shows the techniques used by this record-breaking fugitive for hiding out in America, how he taunted J. Edgar Hoover, how he got new identities (complete with social security card) time and again, how he disguised himself without make-up so that his own roommates wouldn't recognize him from a "Ten Most Wanted" poster, how he developed techniques for avoiding suspicion, the skill it took - and the pride it brought - to evade the top law enforcers, and become America's most successful fugitive.
The bindings are tight and square. Text clean, light even toning. Moderate shelf handling wear. Dust jacket shows shelf handling. First Edition, First Printing.
Very Good / Good. Item #015173
ISBN: 0812817710
Price: $14.95
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