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On the West Fork of the Trinity River.Previous Handlebar Headers
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Hometown Top 13
My Favorite Posts:
Santa Claus Robbery and Old Rip
The Deadly Dr. Holmes
Airship April, 1897
Buttermilk and Blood
Brimstone and Limelight
"Bring Them in Alive"
A Train Twice Robbed
Queen of the Clouds
Hogwire and Heroin
Sodom on the Trinity
The Last Rebel
Suitable for Framing
Cowtown's Highway to Hell
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Category Archives: Crime
Death Wore a Long Black Coat (Part 1): “You Die Right Here”
He didn’t smoke, didn’t chew, didn’t drink, didn’t curse. He attended church and read the Bible. He wore a long black coat. With his clean living, church attendance, and somber attire, some people reportedly called James Brown Miller “Deacon Miller.” … Continue reading
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