confederacy will never die and neither will the james brothers. come on. our country tiz of thee. sweet land of liberty. pilgrims provide. from every mountain side. let freedom ring.
frank is concerned with the attention jesse s erratic behavior attracts in the papers. while a small-time missouri criminal is following jesse s every move. bob ford was this media saturated man. maybe in some way become a little bit like him. that s the picture of bob ford that we have today. at this point, jesse james is losing his hitch. he starts abusing an opium-base painkiller that was still legal at the time. his abuse only adds to his
you, sir, paid your debt. thank you. let s go, frank. news of the james brother hold-up spreads quickly. this embarrasses the pinkerton. a spy for the union during the civil war take it is personally upon himself to bring jesse to justice. the nation s most powerful private security force is now on the hunt for jesse james. the attention he receives as leader of an outlaw gang becomes an addiction. jesse s ambition to continue the civil war is reinforced by his ego. as his reputation spreads, the charismatic young outlaw with a
frank is concerned with the attention jesse s erratic behavior attracts in the papers. and a small- time bob ford is watching his every move. there is no better way to get closer than to join his gang and become a little like him. that s the picture of bob ford we have today. at this point, jesse james is losing his edge. he starts to a bouzing an opium based pain killer. his abuse of laudenum helps to
he s unbalanced and paranoid and more dangerous than ever. jesse james became likely to be experiencing symptoms of schizophrenia as a result of years years of engaging in violence. jesse is anxious but with a good reason. he has a weak in his circle the board brothers. they are living in the same house with jessie jesse. they are agitated because they are scared. we need to kill him or he will kill us for sure. young bob foley. what do you have for me? i have acquiescess to kill j james if you would like. in the late 19th century it