W. C. Jameson Boeken

The book explores the audacious lives of legendary Old West outlaws like Jesse James and Butch Cassidy, who took on the perilous challenge of robbing high-speed trains. It delves into their motivations, highlighting the thrill of crime, defiance against authority, and the adventurous spirit that defined their exploits. Alongside thrilling heists, the narrative reveals the colorful and dangerous lifestyles of these rule-breakers, showcasing their daring escapades and the era's lawlessness.

The book explores the intriguing possibility that John Wilkes Booth, rather than being captured after assassinating President Lincoln, actually escaped and lived for many years. It presents a compelling narrative filled with coincidences and evidence suggesting that Booth resumed his acting career, married, and fathered children, challenging the widely accepted historical account of his fate. Through meticulous research, the author invites readers to reconsider a pivotal moment in American history.