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Crimebusters 3 - Rough Stuff
ROUGH STUFF
ROUGH STUFF

By G. H. Stone, Robert Arthur

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REEL TROUBLE
REEL TROUBLE

By Robert Arthur, G. H. Stone

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The Three Investigators look into a case of pirating in the recording industry.

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Rough stuff
Rough stuff

By Robert Arthur, G. H. Stone

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After crash-landing in the high Sierras the Three Investigators encounter a village of mysteriously ill Indians and some unusually blood-thirsty hunters.

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Reel trouble
Reel trouble

By Robert Arthur, G. H. Stone

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The Three Investigators look into a case of pirating in the recording industry.

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Fatal Error
Fatal Error

By G. H. Stone, Gayle Lynds

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The Three Investigators, now seventeen, look into a blackmail scheme involving a computer virus.

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Fatal error
Fatal error

By G. H. Stone

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The Three Investigators, now seventeen, look into a blackmail scheme involving a computer virus.

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Die drei Fragezeichen und . . . Angriff der Computer Viren
Die drei und der Angriff der Computerviren. drei Fragezeichen .
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