Jesse James lived by the revolver ... meant he probably preferred his flashing pair of revolvers, and the outlaw was never known to take them off. In fact, the first time Bob Ford ever saw ...
Testing established a 99.7 percent certainty that the body buried in Kearney was, indeed, the famous outlaw. Ron Pastore, who opened the Jesse James Museum in Wichita, has had a Kansas man exhumed ...
For better or worse, Elvis Presley and Jesse James are two of America’s rebel icons. Elvis lost out on the opportunity to play the Western outlaw for ... as the song “Love Me Tender” is ...
A teenager when he rode off to join Confederate guerrillas in 1864, Jesse James never really stopped ... specific crimes while wearing the general outlaw's mantle. "We are not thieves," he wrote ...
Chilcote said historians generally believe that Zerelda James, the outlaw’s wife and first cousin, was pushing her husband to give up crime. The letter indicates that Jesse James was at least ...