DeKok and the Sunday Strangler opens with the strangling death of Fat Sonja, an Amsterdam prostitute of whom DeKok was fond. Soon a second prostitute is killed, and along with his assistant, Vledder, DeKok begins down a trail of twisted motives and hidden agendas.
In Dekok and the Corpse on Christmas Eve, DeKok himself is not above breaking the law to serve the interest of justice, as he engages a burglar to commit a break-in and then tampers with evidence to entrap the murderer of a young woman.
In Dekok and the Corpse on Christmas Eve, DeKok himself is not above breaking the law to serve the interest of justice, as he engages a burglar to commit a break-in and then tampers with evidence to entrap the murderer of a young woman.
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Hardback Editions
June 1996 : Hardback
| Title: Murder in Amsterdam Author(s): A. C. Baantjer, H. G. Smittenaar ISBN: 1-881164-02-0 / 9781881164029 (USA edition) Publisher: Intercontinental Pub Inc Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA More details... |
Paperback Editions
September 2003 : Paperback
| Title: Murder in Amsterdam (Inspector Dekok Mysteries) Author(s): A.C. Baantjer ISBN: 1-890768-57-X / 9781890768577 (USA edition) Publisher: Intrigue Press Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA More details... |
October 2002 : Paperback
| Title: Murder in Amsterdam: A Worldkrime Mystery Author(s): A. C. Baantjer ISBN: 1-890768-43-X / 9781890768430 (USA edition) Publisher: Intrigue Press Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA More details... |
February 1994 : Paperback
| Title: Murder in Amsterdam: Two Books in One Author(s): A. C. Baantjer, H. G. Smittenaar ISBN: 1-881164-00-4 / 9781881164005 (USA edition) Publisher: Intercontinental Pub Inc Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA More details... |
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