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Duodecimo, 192 pages, cream cloth; dj rubbed. Unread copy. Kozenczak was Chief of the detective team which obsessively pursued the case that nailed John Wayne Gacy, the clown and serial killer of of at least 33 young men and youths, most of whom were buried in Gacy's crawl space. Detective Kozenczak was highly motivated to protect his own teenage son from the menace of the sexual predator from at least 1972 to late 1978. Includes a section of photographs. Gacy's reign of terror has inspired two made-for-tv films, and two feature films, and multiple tv documentaries. Signed by Det. Kozenczak and his co-author.

hardback book in near fine condition,dust jacket is very good,not price clipped-[$12.95]

KOZENCZAK, Joseph. [With Karen Henrikson]. A PASSING ACQUAINTANCE. NY: Carlton Press, [1992]. 8vo., gray cloth in dust jacket. First Edition. A true story about the John Wayne Gacy serial-killer murders as told by Kozenczak, detective chief of the Des Plaines, Illinois police, and the city's public relations director, Henrikson. Signed presentation from Kozenczak on the front endpaper: "To Betty- Best wishes to you & your family. J. Kozenczak." Also with a signed presentation from Henrikson on the same page: "Betty- My warmest regards to a wonderful friend & neighbor- Karen Henrikson. 4/15/94." Very Good (book nice but with dampstain along fore-edge that does not bleed into the pages except for at the front & rear endpapers); minor edgewear (also two small stains) d/j. A somewhat uncommon title on Gacy, especially when signed by both authors. $125.00.