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characters of that period aren't Indian
Scout and cattle detective in the 1890s
was a likable highly respected citizen
until he turned against society and
committed the sin of murder
the Iron Mountain Country Wyoming at the
turn of the century
there they are
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better go
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yeah they blocked the pass Ronald the
channel oh wait
come with me son
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you had no right to block that pass
what's the idea driving the cattle
across my range this is public land
Stanton public my eyes Blinded Me for 30
years the homestead of law says a man
can't claim over 160 at full law doesn't
mean a thing Livingston get your cattle
off look Stanton
that pass that you just blew up is the
only way we can get our cattle to the
railroad to hit him East you and your
son get your hurt out of here I'll do it
for you you big guys have pushed us
homesteaders around long enough yeah now
I've got the law on our side we'll see
if the pass is reopened the law let's
see in the portion we couldn't enforce
the law a few years back but there's
enough of us homesteaders now to
organize
are you threatening me dad there's been
enough talk
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follow him see that they clear out I got
a little chore to do
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hello Tom howdy Mr Stanton I hear you
leaving Cheyenne
that's right
the Rhino wrestler within a hundred
miles right here and you cleaned up this
place too well that's all
it won't stay cleaned up not without me
I don't know
things are different now and I'm the guy
who made them different
now I gotta move on or starve to death
maybe I got a job for you what kind of a
job well yesterday I passed to keep the
homesteaders from moving their cattle
across might be I want you to keep it
closed try to throw a scare into him how
much pain killing wrestlers is 600 ahead
these are homesteaders I don't want
anybody killed I just want you to keep
them in line how much 75 a week
you expect me to work for chicken feed
like that remember Tom this ain't the
old days yeah
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put your offering right and then I'll
take it writing
I've changed too
getting a little more business-like
you don't have it your way
all right I'll get on it right away fine
you don't have to mention this to
anybody
I won't see you around
what's the idea of signing with him
thought we were going to Utah
that one there's going to be trouble
between a Cattlemen and the homesteaders
while they're fighting each other a
smart wrestler could clean up
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Toby I'm sick and tired of fighting
other people's battles and getting
punished for it you mean you why not I
know every wrestling trick in the book
I'll get those lard heads fighting among
each other and show them wrestling like
I've never seen before that sounds all
right but uh where does Stanton fit in
as long as I'm working for him he gets
blamed for everything I do
I look the homesteaders have got to have
Dynamite to open up the pass keep your
eye on the store and let me know when I
get going right
the railroad had received complaints on
the small ranches around Iron Mountain
that they were being prevented from
moving their herds to the rail sighting
Frankie Adams and I were sent to
investigate I'm Matt Clark railroad
detective Frankie's my partner
this sounded like an ordinary routine
assignment we weren't expecting any
trouble that a little talking couldn't
straighten out
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Frankie
it's no use Matt whoever did this has
got too good a lead
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well he's just a kid yeah
I only wish we'd have gotten close
enough to take a look at the man who
shot him
murdering an unarmed boy just doesn't
make sense
look
Henry Livingston Jr
Livingston is one of the men who had
trouble shipping his cattle why would
they want to kill her son I don't know
that's a job for the sheriff here
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I think he's the folks who found my boy
yeah
Miss Adams Mr Clark this is Henry
Livingston
I said my boy to town after some
Dynamite
the Cattlemen knew we were going to
reopen the pass they weren't after
Dynamite sir
your boy was shot down in Cold Blood
with the Killer
tall
rather heavy sentinelity
well I'm not so sure about his age and
he wasn't too heavy
he must have hired somebody who are you
talking about the only man who wanted to
kill me he was tainted sure
you had words with Stanton
but he was mad at you not your son he
must have thought hate was me that's
impossible sir
you have brown hair the boys is red
he was wearing my old hat and shirt
they couldn't do his hair
when the wagon turned over the boy lost
his head
the killer couldn't have missed that red
hair when he shot him you have a
Cattleman Association here yeah
was ahead of it Sam Clayton I'd like to
see him well I can have him here by this
evening that'll be fine let's go Frankie
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hey why don't you what
Tom Hardy not too old busted what are
you doing don't let me know how have you
been fine just fine this town swarming
with detectives isn't it come on come on
places are messed but you know me I'm
not beating a dust all the time
and Frankie let me take a look at you
y'all just as pretty as ever and look at
that pretty red shirt what time this is
a green shirt you're still colorblind so
it's green then just as beautiful as
that say this calls for a celebration
I'm sorry Tom we're on a case now what
are a couple of brother detectives doing
in town this is my territory there's a
lot of trouble between the homesteaders
and the big Cattlemen oh I heard there
was some trouble between Livingston and
Stanton last week but nothing came of it
Livingston's son was killed this
afternoon Tom
is Kim
they gunned him down on the way out of
town that's right I saw the whole thing
with the Liberty you were Witnesses hun
yep
you know as a matter of fact he just
about your size
I hope you've got a good Alibi Tom
oh you know me I've got an alibi for
everything
now when are we going to get together
well just as soon as I have a talk with
Stanton Frank is going to be busy with
the homesteaders
how about tomorrow night fine it's been
good seeing you Tom that's right
thank you
hey Tom just found out a couple of
tactics blew in town
yeah
what's the matter
Matt Clark friend of mine
this is still standing in the street man
is a haunted once at his place right
away
yeah
well ain't you going
sure
we're both gone well let's get started
it'll be dark soon
yeah I'm about to get there before Matt
does he's smart
might get time to talk
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along yeah send them all away what kept
you so long I had a few things to attend
though such as killing some more 16 year
old kids what do you mean you know what
I mean you killed that boy well I was
out to get his old man
I guess my eyesight ain't what it used
to be
anyway the kid was packing Dynamite to
open up the pass I didn't hire you to
kill anyone
you were just supposed to scare those
homesteaders into stand on their own
land now don't say all that in that
paper you signed oh you're trying to
Blackmail me huh that's a kind of ugly
word for it all right I'll give you
three thousand dollars to give me back
the paper and clear out of the country
you know I figure on a shooting war
between the Cattlemen and the
homesteaders I could pick up a lot more
than that I miss you
twenty thousand dollars twenty thousand
dollars
I raise money over to five thousand
dollars and that's it I said twenty
thousand dollars
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nobody knows I was working for Stanton
I'll burn that papery science as soon as
they get back to the office let's get
out of here
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at the back way or you wouldn't have
time to cover our trikes get over by the
desk money comes in blow out the lamp
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no believe it or not he's an old friend
of mine
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thank you
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Miss Adams I want you to meet Sam
Clayton Heather the Cattlemen's
Association how do you do Ms Adams I
don't think I can help you we don't much
care for those homesteaders that are
ruining our ranges as macca back yet no
no here he comes now
Matt this is a man you want to talk to
are you hottie Sheriff Jim Stan's been
killed
sentence that's right have you had any
idea who did it there was two of them
they jumped me when I got there you saw
them it was too dark
I demand your arrest at Homestead of
Livingston now hold on Sam hold on
nothing it's time those homesteaders
were taught a lesson I'm not a good
accuse anybody of murder without proof
Sheriff's right Roberts if you don't go
after Livingston as head of the
Cattlemen's Association I'll round up
the rest of the members and we'll get
them for you I'm willing to write out
and question Livingston but I ain't
promising an arrest is that clear
all right I'll just get some of the boys
and we'll ride along with you
well Matt gives me the rest of the
details would you fetch Tom Horn you'll
want to be in on this sure will
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what are you doing burning the evidence
Frankie you know better to sneak up on a
man like that
you know I always do that to my friends
I came to tell you
what on Earth happened to your face
my face looks like you were in a fight
well as a matter of fact I was I had a
little argument with Toby you must have
come out second best you know yeah I
never lose an argument like that what
was it you're going to tell me
Stanton's been murdered
Martin yeah sheriff wants you over to
their Livingston place right away well
let's see
do you think old man Livingston did it I
don't know I'm only delivering the
message
tell the sheriff to go right ahead I'll
catch up with him a few minutes sure
thing
Tom
here I have another
only a gal I'd think of a dress at a
time like this well you could have said
something well it's a pretty green dress
and you look mighty pretty in it I'll
get going that's all I want to hear
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we're all set to go Frankie but this is
important you got a lead or something
I've got a lady but no proof
orange showed up we're ready to ride
some seats come up here if I think I
better stay here all right yourself
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I think I know who committed to his
murders
well it's
Tom Horn
Tom Horn oh you're crazy remember when
we agreed the Livingston boys killing
didn't make sense particularly when the
killer must have seen his red hair yes
go ahead
Tom's colorblind
what are you getting at to Tom the boy's
red hair would have looked dark and he
was wearing his father's clothes
Tom's not the only man in shy and it
could be colorblind
what's more
you were in a fight with Santa's killer
weren't you well that's right well Tom
was in a fight
what could be a coincidence
two of them
but there's no motive Tom's been a
friend of mine for years I've known him
a long time tell you I just can't
believe that
I thought only women like their personal
feelings interfere with their judgment
yeah I guess I did say that
well
all right Frankie
I'll see Tom Horner first thing in the
morning
I didn't sleep much that night I kept
thinking about Tom and the things
Frankie had said The more I thought the
more I knew she was right
I knew what I had to do
I guess that's why I was late getting up
yeah
come on in it's unlocked
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I'm in trouble
the ranches are riding against the
homesteaders when the sheriff refused to
arrest Livingston they decided to take
things in their own hands anybody Warren
Livingston yes he gathered all the
homesteaders it'll be an open range war
or is the sheriff downstairs with the
town taken sides he can't organize a
posse
all right let's go
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thank you
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take covering the rocks
there they are look at them Run for
Cover
check your guns we'll write them down
come on you range robbers if you want to
fight you're gonna get it
Hold Your Fire
put up your guns wait and settle this
Our Own Way listen to me man
I know who did these killings and it's
not who you think then who is it I
haven't got the necessary proof yet I'll
need time he's bluffing he don't know
anything I'll make a deal with you
give me two hours I asked well that's
fair enough
well what do you saying all right I'll
just ride along with you to see you're
on the Square and I'm going along too
you meant stay here I'm not back in two
hours wipe out every Home Center in the
valley all right let's get back to town
we've got to work fast
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hi I'm Matt do you want to see me
yeah too bad we couldn't get together
last night too much excitement in town
yeah
I see your trouble aren't you going to
offer me a drink asked me to sit down
you can sit down if you like
say what is this
why did you do it Tom
do what it was as dark in that room last
night as you thought
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so you'll recognizing him why did you do
it Tom
you've always played a straight before
times change
people change toys
I don't know
I just couldn't believe it at first
is that why you didn't tell the sheriff
yeah I suppose so
you're gonna tell him now
I was kind of hoping you'd do that
well it's not as bad as it looks Matt
I didn't kill Stanton
anyway he went for his gun the
Livingston boy didn't have a gun Tom
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you murdered that boy In Cold Blood
that's a lie
you couldn't prove it I'm a detective
Tom
I'm pretty good at proving things
but I swear I how does it feel to kill
16 year old boy
are you proud of yourself
did you charge a usual fee or is it half
price for kids stop it why should I
the truth isn't it it was an accident I
didn't know it was the kid I thought it
was this old man did that stop it from
being murdered
no I guess it doesn't
Matt
you've been blessing me you haven't any
proof
I've got it now Tom
you admitted The Killing that's not
proof that would be your word against
mine get up your hands Tom
what
I said get him up
who going crazy or something
come on in Sheriff
you heard you know everything Matt why
you dirty double Crosser Dougie's gun
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right horn up with your hands
I'll take care of everything from here
on Matt
I'm sorry Clayton I was wrong we were
both wrong come on we better get back to
the boys we both want to thank you Mr
Clark
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with him
he and Tom Horn were the best of friends
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no good horn your plea for a stay of
execution was turned down here it is
on the evidence obtained that day Tom
Horn was brought to trial
the murder of the Livingston boy and
sentenced to death
his appeal to Governor Chatterton at
Wyoming was denied
and he was hanged November the 20th
1903.
today Tom Horn lies buried in the old
graveyard at Boulder Colorado
a man who worked long and well on the
side of the law
then for some reason turned Criminal
tried to undo the good he had
accomplished
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