The Wild West Never Died: True Crime Tales of 20th Century New Mexico. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.The Wild West Never Died: True Crime Tales of 20th Century New Mexico

The Wild West Never Died: True Crime Tales of 20th Century New Mexico Legendary outlaws have stalked the byways and backcountry of the Southwest since before desperadoes like Jesse James, Billy the Kid and Butch Cassidy terrorized the Territories. They still do. The 1800s were rightly labeled The Wild West; but the gruesome crime waves rolled on beyond Statehood for the western territories. Twentieth Century New Mexico was ravaged by outlandish, brazen criminals, sometimes with the protection of public officials. Each decade of the 20th Century experienced lurid, gory murders which to this day remain unsolved. Dark deeds in this sunny land have gone unpunished, like the brutal killer of Las Cruces's Cricket Coogler in 1949 and the serial killer of 11 women found on Albuquerque's West Side in 2009. Chapter 1: Arthur Manby: On Whose Face Was The Starving Dog Chewing? Chapter 2: Laura & George Lorius: People Don't Just Vanish… Do They? Chapter 3: Cricket Coogler: Shallow Grave for a Honky-Tonk Girl Chapter 4: Spider Heisler, James Upton, David Nelson: Death Got His Kicks on Route 66 Chapter 5: Homer Gossett: Hell Behind the Big House Walls Chapter 6: John Bostrom: The Only Person He Ever Hurt Was Himself Chapter 7: Terry Seaton: I Never Left Miss Lacy's B Chapter 8: Los Vagos Motorcycle Gang: The Luck of the Vagos Chapter 9: William Wayne Gilbert: Mad Dogs on the Run Chapter 10: Officer Phil Chacon: Van Robinson, Not Guilty Chapter 11: Diazien Hossencofft: The Interplanetary Murder Conspiracy