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Crime pays: Author Ann Rule, top, is cashing in on public's interest in true-crime and Conspiracy Of Silence miniseries, above, was a big TV hit
Crime pays: Author Ann Rule, top, is cashing in on public's interest in true-crime and Conspiracy Of Silence miniseries, above, was a big TV hit

Crime pays: Author Ann Rule, top, is cashing in on public's interest in true-crime and Conspiracy Of Silence miniseries, above, was a big TV hit

Date4/9/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Crime pays: Author Ann Rule; top; is cashing in on public's interest in true-crime and Conspiracy Of Silence miniseries; above; was a big TV hit.
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