Deadly Game

Wrapped in cheery festive paper, six parcels were delivered to branches ofarclays Bank across London. But the paper hid a deadly Christmas gift.nside each parcel was a video cassette box and inside each box lurked aooby-trapped shotgun cartridge. As the box was opened, a simple firingechanism snapped down, detonating the cartridges in the faces of twoarclays workers. Thus began one of the greatest police manhunts of all time.he bomber's targets were branches of banks and supermarkets, which wereystematically attacked with devices which increased in their sophisticationnd deadlines as the campaign progressed. Police were baffled, faced withangerous, random attacks implemented by an obsessive madman who appeared tonjoy the cat-and-mouse game he was playing. The bomber wanted money - 10,000ounds a day, for life, drawn from cashpoints with special cards. And heasn't going to stop bombing until he got his way. The psychological profilef the bomber told police they were looking for and obsessive man over 35.ut they could never have guessed who would eventually walk into their trap...Cooper, Simon is the author of 'Deadly Game' with ISBN 9781857825657 and ISBN 1857825659.