~John Heath~ by mbz2662
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Taken from county jail and lynched by Bisbee mob, February 22, 1884. He was called the leader of the five men who were legally hanged and was said to have planned the robbery. He was hanged from a telegraph pole a short distance west of the Court House.
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Comments (16)
Now that would have been worth seeing. Don't suppose in the Old Town they reenact that one, huh? LOL Great shot.
Great shot! The graves tell the story!!!!
wonderful capture.. and little story to go with it ..headstones are fantastic...
Nice capture on the wild west!
Great story and shot...bravissima!V:DDD.Hugsxx
A diferent POV but always so superb and light is wonderfull!
the good old days :o) they should do that to all the idiots in this world now mick
Great picture, and maybe just hang the criminal idiots?....Huh Mick? I might qualify as a regular idiot! I would not want to be hanged for not being to smart...lol... Todd
Thank you for the fine picture and the entertaining story. :) PS - toddaking, don't worry, I think they had to be mean to someone to get their attention. Foolish probably wouldn't count, as far as hanging goes.
mobs seldom get the right person as hysteria takes over their lack of judgment if they had any in the first place.outstanding capture
Excellent picture ! Good day :)
A rocky ending for another no good varmint! Hang 'em high, podner! Again, fine clarity and lighting effects in this shot.
Very nice !
super. i did not read about this one. but it a very good shot
very nice...
it didn't pay to be a robber in those days did it?