A Hole in Space by Larry Niven

The Perfect Crime
The invention of displacement booths produced one hell of a crime wave. If a man in, say, Hawaii could commit murder in, say, Chicago and be back in the time it would take him to visit the men's room, he would have a perfect alibi. And the police would have a problem.
But that's only one of the problems found in Larry Niven's universe. In this collection of stories all about teleportation, deep space, black holes, artificial worlds and Louis Wu-our old friend from the "Known Space" cycle-Larry Niven once again proves he's a master builder of fantastic worlds!

Condition: A little beat up and a lot wrinkly. Acceptable.