This is the true story of the Apache Kid. General George Crook was quoted, "The Apache Kid was the most cunning, intelligent, ruthless Indian that ever lived." Crook went on to say, Geronimo was a saint compared to the Kid. The Army thought the Indian wars were over after Geronimo surrendered in 1886, but the Kid waged war by himself or with other renegades until he disappeared in 1899

One of the bloodiest gunfight's in Arizona history took place the morning of February 10, 1918 outside the Power Cabin in desolate Rattlesnake Canyon in the Galiuro Mountains near Klondyke, Arizona. Four men were killed, three of them Graham County Law officers. The Power Brothers spend 42 years in the Arizona State Prison, convicted of first degree murder. Their story and the story of the gunfight is one of the saddest and bloodiest days in the early days just a little over six years after Arizona became a state on February 14, 1912

The thrill of a lifetime came upon this author in Sept of 1978, while collecting a premium for the insurance on an old folks retirement home, I was introduced to Mike Dunbar by the owner. Mike and I spent three visits, six hours each, while this 97 year old man told me his life story and all of the folks who were his friends. At first I thought he was a BS artist but looking back 20 years later the author realized that there is no way a person can make up what this man told me. He claimed to be a personal friend of Butch Cassidy and in this book the evidence is presented that proves this man...