The Truth About Billy the Kid
D ESPITE WHAT YOU MIGHT have heard (or read or watched), Billy the Kid wasn’t a wild gunslinger with a taste for murder. He was an orphan who excelled at escaping from jail and fought in the Lincoln…
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D ESPITE WHAT YOU MIGHT have heard (or read or watched), Billy the Kid wasn’t a wild gunslinger with a taste for murder. He was an orphan who excelled at escaping from jail and fought in the Lincoln…
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