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The Night John Clum Disappeared from the Benson Stage
On the night of December 14, 1881, John P. Clum left Tombstone aboard the stage for Benson. Clum was mayor of Tombstone and publisher of the Tombstone Epitaph,.
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The Last 57 Days of Doc Holliday
By 1887, Doc Holliday’s tuberculosis was taking its toll. His final journey brought him from Leadville to Glenwood Springs, Colorado, where he would live only a few more months.
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John Heith – The Trial, The Sentence and a Lynching
By February 1884, the five accused Bisbee killers faced prosecution, but attention had also turned to John Heith and his possible connection to the crime.
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The trail of the Bisbee Murderers
After the deadly Bisbee robbery, the gunmen escaped into the night. What followed was a determined search across southeastern Arizona for the men responsible.
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Murder and Lynching at Pittman’s Flat
On Christmas Day 1881, Charles Collins was shot dead during a quarrel. William “Arizona Bill” Lewis was arrested for the killing, but his time in custody would be brief.
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The Other Man in the Jailor Holbrook Murder
Harry Sinclair took part in the attempted jail escape that ended with jailer Andrew W. Holbrook’s murder. Unlike Joe Casey, however, Sinclair escaped the gallows.
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The Man Killed by the Earp Party in the Dragoons
Days after Morgan Earp’s murder and Frank Stilwell’s death, the Earp party entered the Dragoon Mountains, where another killing would become part of the Vendetta Ride.
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The Earp Party wanted for Murder
After Frank Stilwell’s death in Tucson, Wyatt Earp and his companions returned to Tombstone, where Sheriff Johnny Behan attempted to arrest the men wanted for murder.