Forget the John Wayne movies. The real history of the frontier was written in blood, grit, and moral ambiguity.
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Fellow Patriot & Historian,
We grew up in a different time. Saturday mornings were for Westerns. We learned right from wrong watching men like Gary Cooper and Clint Eastwood stand tall against lawlessness.
But as we got older, we realized something... Movies are just entertainment.
The modern media and Hollywood screenwriters care about one thing: ticket sales. They don't care about the facts. They sanitized the West. They turned psychopaths into heroes and complex men into cartoons.
You deserve the truth. The gritty, unpolished, politically incorrect truth found only in the original court documents, coroner reports, and private letters of the 1800s.
Join thousands of men who refuse to accept the "official narrative".
"Finally, history without the sugar-coating. The section on Wyatt Earp's 'Vendetta Ride' confirms what I always suspected—he was as much an outlaw as the men he hunted. Excellent research."
Jim T.
Retired Law Enforcement
Texas, USA
"I've read dozens of books on the West. Most are dry and boring. These dossiers read like intelligence reports. The ballistics breakdown on the Wild Bill shooting was fascinating."
Robert "Mac" M.
Vietnam Veteran
Arizona, USA
"Bought this for the Jesse James file, stayed for the Billy the Kid analysis. Easy to read on my iPad, large print, no fluff. Worth every penny."
David K.
High School History Teacher
Ohio, USA
Reveals the medical records proving the West's deadliest shot was going blind from glaucoma and syphilis when he sat down for that poker game. Plus, the truth about the "100 kills" myth (actual count: 6-7).
He wasn't Robin Hood. We expose the letters linking him to KKK precursor groups and the brutal slaughter of unarmed Union soldiers. Also includes the DNA evidence debunking the "survival" theories.
Peoria police records from 1872 confirm Earp was arrested not for gunfighting, but for running a floating brothel. Read the full timeline of the 30-second O.K. Corral fight and the extralegal "Vendetta Ride."
How did a 21-year-old escape Lincoln jail while shackled hand and foot? We analyze the forensics of his escape, the $2.3 million ferrotype photo, and the broken amnesty promise from Governor Lew Wallace.
Did he really kill 4,280 buffalo? We examine the railroad contracts. Plus, the controversy of his Medal of Honor (revoked in 1917, reinstated in 1989) and how his Wild West Show created the myth we believe today.
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