The trilogy of stories in Getting Away With Murder have been broken up into seperate eBooks: Model Murder; Ray Brouggy owns up and Bill Maloney's murderous mayhem. Two Political Murders is there in full. (Note: these ePub editions have no graphic content, like their paperback editions).

In the first three of these gripping yarns award-winning true crime author Tony Reeves tells how three people literally got away with murder. It is an unusual twist to the murder mystery genré: here Reeves tells us "who dunnit" and how they walked away scott free.

There's the story of attractive young Sydney model Shirley Beiger who shot her boyfriend dead in a public street, admitted to cops and hour later "I shot Arthur" and was found totally innocent by an all-male jury!

Before Ray Brouggy died Tony Reeves had lengthy interviews with him, and it became "confession time" for "Mad Ray", as his friends called him. We track at least six bloody murders he committed: and got away with the lot!

And when the Toecutter Gang in Sydney waged war with mobsters from Melbourne's criminal heartland, the bodies were piling up in the streets. One man, Bill Maloney, hiding away in fear of his life, told all to the cops—and was let off scott free. Tony Reeves managed to get hold of a copy of his extraordinary tell-all statement.

Two Political Murders is a for more detailed — and longer — story. Farmhand Jack Kelly went to town on pay day, arrived home drunk, tried to seduce the woman running the farm and killed her. He was quickly arrested, tried and sentenced to die on the gallows. The government of the day had resolved a year earlier to stop hanging people in its jails: but Kelly was hanged, due to a remarkable story of political intrigue and double-dealing. In-depth research brings this story that history tried to forget to life in vived detail.