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Ten Texas Rangers trained their guns on the sharp house, a brothel on the northern outskirts

of Del Rio, Texas. It was December 1, 1906, and the Rangers had the place surrounded.

Captain Rogers ordered all the ladies to come out. The Rangers knew their man was inside,

and they were going to take him to night. That man was Ed Putnam. He was a horse thief

and a killer to boot. It was two weeks ago that he arrived in Del Rio under the name A.R.

Possibly. Now, as ever, Putnam had left a trail of frauds and bodies in his wake, but

this was the end of the line.

Sheriff John Robinson was growing impatient. For 30 minutes now, it had been more of a

stand still than a stand off. Then the sheriff finally ordered his men to open fire. Putnam

survived the volley and took cover in the rear of the house, but now he was in a tight spot.

He had guns on him from all sides. His escape was impossible, but he couldn't just sit there.

They were giving Putnam hell and he needed to give some back. So we went to the window

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