August 2, 1876, Nuttal & Mann’s Saloon No. 10, Deadwood, Dakota Territory. A tall, long-haired, well-dressed man lay dead on the floor next to a blood-splattered gambling table. Only a moment before he and his companions had been playing poker. Continue reading “Wild Bill’s Revolvers”
Author: Clay Spencer
A fan and student of the American West and World War II, Clay Spencer has at times pursued varied interests: motorcycling, backpacking, insurance claims investigation, historical research, freelance investigation for plaintiff attorneys, amateur woodworking, knife and tool collecting, traveling, foreign languages, and of course being a RevolverGuy (plus having a fascination with all cool vintage firearms).
Frontier Serial Killers
At the turn of the Eighteenth Century, America, as a nation, was in its infancy and still largely unexplored, though the Lewis and Clark Expedition would soon shed much light on what lay out there across the wide continent. Continue reading “Frontier Serial Killers”