The Right Way to Do Wrong

In "The Right Way To Do Wrong," published in 1906, Harry Houdini entertains and educates listeners with captivating stories and interviews that unveil the lives of criminals. Blurring the lines between fact and fiction, he aims to amuse while also cautioning the public against a life of crime. Delving into early scams and historical criminal techniques, Houdini invites speculation on the truth behind his anecdotes, including his own autobiographical tales, some of which may not be entirely accurate.