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A true adventure tale from days in Custer’s 5th
Cavalry , watching Buffalo Bill and Chief Yellow Hand in combat to clearing the Oklahoma Territory of Outlaws to becoming U. S. Marshal
Chris Madsen was the corner stone of the Wild West.
A Legendary Lawman is also a wanted Outlaw…leading a double life that was not discovered until 39 years after his death.
Tall Tale of Bronco Buster Booger Red - the legendary King of the Saddle
Wyatt Earp, wanted in Missouri for stealing public funds,
resurfaces in Indian Territory to continue his outlaw ways.
The true story of Tulsa Jack and Doolin's Wild Bunch and the Pursuit by U.S. Marshal Chris Madsen
David E. George committed suicide in Enid, Oklahoma in 1903. Before he died, he declared he was the assassin John Wilkes Booth. The legend grew but now, modern tests may hold the truth to his claim.
David E. George committed suicide in 1903 in Enid, Oklahoma. But, before he died, he said he was John Wilkes Booth. The legend has grown legs but, now modern tests may reveal the truth.
How could the outlaw Kickapoo Kid end up a member of The U.S. Congress?
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