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Vinegaroon was one of three thieves who dressed as monks to steal "The Red Ruby of Death" from a Tibetan temple. When they succeed, the Great Lama instructed one of his followers to find them and regain the ruby. During his search, he did locate the missing jewel, but was killed by one of the thieves.

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rdfs:comment	Vinegaroon was one of three thieves who dressed as monks to steal "The Red Ruby of Death" from a Tibetan temple. When they succeed, the Great Lama instructed one of his followers to find them and regain the ruby. During his search, he did locate the missing jewel, but was killed by one of the thieves.
dcterms:subject	Non-Powered Characters Male Characters Comic Book Characters Dead Characters Villains Real Name Unknown 1942 Debuts MLJ Characters Bill Woolfolk - Creator Paul Reinman - Creator
Row 4 info	William Woolfolk and Paul Reinman
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Row 2 info	Pep Comics #27
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Row 2 title	First Appearance
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Box Title	Vinegaroon
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abstract	Vinegaroon was one of three thieves who dressed as monks to steal "The Red Ruby of Death" from a Tibetan temple. When they succeed, the Great Lama instructed one of his followers to find them and regain the ruby. During his search, he did locate the missing jewel, but was killed by one of the thieves. With the thieves believing they were still in possession of the ruby, a bloody trail of betrayal began. First, Vinegaroon strangled one of his accomplices, in order to be the sole owner of the ruby, but later, the third thief double-crossed the evil Vinegaroon and shot him. Soon enough, the Hangman was on the trail too. He confronted the remaining thug and the thief's neck was broken during their struggle. It was later revealed they were all chasing a fake "glass" ruby. As stated before, the monk did locate the original, and before the thugs killed him, he was able to make the switch. Today, the ruby richly glows in an idol's forehead, and the Tibetan monks still gather to worship before it, just as they have done for countless centuries.

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