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When “Russian Bill” Tattenbaum arrived in Tombstone in 1880, he claimed a bloodline of nobility but had the urge to ride the outlaw trail. He did. And then fate intervened. “SWIFT AND DEADLY JUSTICE” https://tomrizzo.com/swift-deadly-justice/ […] 
Tombstone City Marshal Fred White decided two days of reckless shooting and drinking by a group called the Cowboys were enough. With his tolerance pushed to the edge, White took action to end the shooting spree, but with tragic results. “A MORNING OF REGRET.” Read the full story here: https://tomrizzo.com/morning-regret/ […] 
Fred Dodge spent most of his adult life working undercover for Wells Fargo & Co. During an assignment in Tombstone, he befriended Wyatt Earp and his family. Dodge, through his long career, helped track down numerous outlaws. “MAN IN THE SHADOWS.” […] 
Billy Claiborne survived the Gunfight at the OK Corral, but he couldn’t survive his own arrogance. His troubles began when he demanded others refer to him as Billy the Kid. […] |
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