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|genre = Non-fiction
 
|appearance = ''[[The Trial of Maggie Simpson]]''
 
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'''''Crime Baby''''' is a book by [[Maggie]], ghost written by [[Kent Brockman]].
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'''''Crime Baby''''' is a book by [[Maggie Simpson]], ghostwritten by [[Kent Brockman]]'s ghostwriter.
  
 
== History ==
 
== History ==
When it was legally to not having any money in [[Springfield]] was [[Maggie]] going to the prison but after she wrote the book Crime Baby which was ghost written by [[Kent Brockman]] she had money and was free.
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When it was illegal in [[Springfield]] to not have any money, [[Maggie]] was put on trial. {{Ch|Oprah Winfrey}} visited the [[Simpson house]] one day while Homer was watching Maggie and organized for Maggie to have a book, ''Crime Baby'', written about her, with Maggie as the credited writer. However, the book was ghostwritten by [[Kent Brockman]]'s ghostwriter. The proceeds Maggie received from the book's sales led to her being found not guilty due to having money.
  
 
== Appearances ==
 
== Appearances ==
 
*{{bon|The Trial of Maggie Simpson}}
 
*{{bon|The Trial of Maggie Simpson}}

Latest revision as of 08:39, September 4, 2026

Crime Baby
Crime Baby.png
Book Information
Author: Credited: Maggie Simpson
Genre: Non-fiction
First appearance: The Trial of Maggie Simpson

Crime Baby is a book by Maggie Simpson, ghostwritten by Kent Brockman's ghostwriter.

History[edit]

When it was illegal in Springfield to not have any money, Maggie was put on trial. Oprah Winfrey visited the Simpson house one day while Homer was watching Maggie and organized for Maggie to have a book, Crime Baby, written about her, with Maggie as the credited writer. However, the book was ghostwritten by Kent Brockman's ghostwriter. The proceeds Maggie received from the book's sales led to her being found not guilty due to having money.

Appearances[edit]