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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 In 1947, Vail Ennis was the sheriff of Beeville, Texas, and he killed seven men in under a month. His death would gray the memory of his own killings.
#2 The American Café in Beeville, Texas, in 1947, was the last gathering of the old-style sheriffs of Texas. They were ribbed about their hunting skills, but they knew about guns and knew how they could do damage.
#3 Vail Ennis, the sheriff of Beeville, Texas, was the last of the old-style sheriffs of Texas. He had killed seven men in under a month when he was stopped by Alfred Allee, a Ranger.
#4 Vail Ennis, the sheriff of Beeville, Texas, was the last of the old-style sheriffs of Texas. He had killed seven men in under a month when he was stopped by Alfred Allee, a Ranger.

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Publié par	Everest Media LLC
Date de parution	11 octobre 2022
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9798350039023
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	1 Mo

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Insights on James P. McCollom's The Last Sheriff in Texas
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#1

In 1947, Vail Ennis was the sheriff of Beeville, Texas, and he killed seven men in under a month. His death would gray the memory of his own killings.

#2

The American Café in Beeville, Texas, in 1947, was the last gathering of the old-style sheriffs of Texas. They were ribbed about their hunting skills, but they knew about guns and knew how they could do damage.

#3

Vail Ennis, the sheriff of Beeville, Texas, was the last of the old-style sheriffs of Texas. He had killed seven men in under a month when he was stopped by Alfred Allee, a Ranger.

#4

Vail Ennis, the sheriff of Beeville, Texas, was the last of the old-style sheriffs of Texas. He had killed seven men in under a month when he was stopped by Alfred Allee, a Ranger.

#5

Texas Sheriff Kills TwoIn 1947, Texas Sheriff Vail Ennis killed two men in cold blood. He was stopped by Ranger Alfred Allee. Ennis was the last of the old-style sheriffs of Texas, and he had killed seven men in under a month when he was stopped by Allee. Time magazine said that Ennis was a southern gentleman with a reputation for courtesy and fair play. Time magazine had not been to Beeville. Time magazine had not talked to anyone in Beeville who knew Vail Ennis. Time magazine had not talked to anyone in Beeville who knew of the Pettus killing. Time magazine had not talked to anyone in Houston who knew of the Pettus killing. Time magazine had not talked to Billy Ray Lampley, the man Ennis shot. Time magazine did not know Billy Ray Lampley. Time magazine did not know George King, the man Ennis shot. Time magazine did not know Tom Hines, the man Ennis shot. Time magazine did not know Bill Pittman, the man Ennis shot.

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A sheriff in Texas, Vail Ennis, shot and killed two men in cold blood in 1947.