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For the five months that Don Nichols and his son Dan were on the loose in the Big Sky

wilderness area, the description of their appearance was consistent. They had messy,

shaggy hair. They wore green army fatigues, were at least something that looked like green

army fatigues. It was hard to tell because the clothes were covered with dirt and grease.

They were thin, and when they were finally arrested by Sheriff Johnny France, their hands

were black with soot. Basically, they were dirty and ragged, which didn't surprise anyone

since they'd been living in the woods and running and hiding from the police for months.

But when it came time for the trial, the defense attorneys made sure that the smelly, crazy

mountain man look was erased. So it must have been a shock for the audience when Dan Nichols

walked into the courtroom. The soot and dirt and grease were gone. His long blonde hair

had been cut and neatly combed. He looked almost boyish. Much closer to the high school

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