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The Last Days of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance KidWild West | Single Page | 0 comments | Print This Post | Email This Post
Shortly before Lowe was detained, William A. Pinkerton had heard about the San Vicente shootout, but had dismissed 'the whole story as a fake.' The agency never officially called off the search for Butch and Sundance. Indeed, in 1921, Mr. Pinkerton told an agent that 'the last we heard of [the Sundance Kid]…he was in jail in Peru for an attempted bank robbery. Butch Cassidy had been with him but got away and is supposed to have returned to the Argentine.' Needless to say, the Pinkertons never caught up with the pair. Subscribe Today
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