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Buffalo's Edgar Allan Poe Mystery

By Richard J. Burke and William H. Loos - July 15, 2004

Like the haunting beat of "The Tell-Tale Heart," questions of the whereabouts of Poe's gold watch in Buffalo continue to tick away in this revisited account.

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