The Perfect Crime #32

The Perfect Crime #32 (March 1953) The issue features a story titled "The Perfect Crime Will Always" depicting a criminal operation at the waterfront involving a hideout for Doc Ryker, a fugitive being tracked by police. The narrative also includes an informational piece on gambling cheating methods, detailing various techniques used to defraud players—from marked cards and loaded dice to crooked roulette wheels—and describing how such equipment is manufactured and sold by suppliers to dishonest gambling establishments, concluding with an appeal to educate the public about these criminal practices.