The last word: The cold case club
Every month, members of America’s most unusual dining society meet in Philadelphia to enjoy a fine meal­—and to solve a handful of real-life homicides.
By The Week Staff | January 16, 2009
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very month, members of America’s most unusual dining society meet in Philadelphia to enjoy a fine meal—and to solve a handful of real-life homicides.
The original article appeared in London Telegraph’s weekend magazine:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/3489805/The-Vidocq-Society-Murder-on-the-menu.html
A shorter excerpt appears in the print edition of The Week.
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