Con Man: A Master Swindler's Own Story

Con Man: A Master Swindler's Own Story
ISBN-10
0767917375
ISBN-13
9780767917377
Category
True Crime
Pages
334
Language
English
Published
2004-07-01
Publisher
Broadway
Authors
J.R. Weil, W.T. Brannon

Description

The personal story of Joseph "Yellow Kid" Weil, originally published in 1948, recounts his dealings as a confidence man who tricked the public out of more than eight million dollars through bogus oil deals, fixed races, phony investment opportunities, counterfeiting schemes, and more. Reprint.

Other editions

  • Con Man
    • 2017-07-05
    • 296 pages
    • Paperback
    • T. Torrest
  • Con Man
    • 2004-08
    • 140 pages
    • Paperback
    • iUniverse

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