THESE are the genuine wanted posters for America’s outlaw criminals of the 19th century Wild West. Images of the notorious outlaws were printed on cheap paper next to their rewards, intended … ...

Jesse James: Self-hatred poster boy An ABC interview with Sandra Bullock's ex proves nobody wrecks our lives like we do. By Mary Elizabeth Williams Senior Writer. Published May 25, ...

It doesn't look like the Jesse James photo that is widely known from wanted posters of Jesse James. Meguiar doesn't like the people who think James looks like that pointy-headed, receding ...

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Since Jesse James was known and because his face was featured on countless wanted posters, his identity was certain. In 1882, my great-grandfather Ben Hayward was living just blocks from the ...

Some historians believe it's possible the outlaw faked his own death in 1882, although others believe James was killed by a fellow bandit who wanted to collect a $10,000 reward.

Turns out the coward wanted the $10,000 on James’ head, so on April 3, 1882, he put a bullet it in when the outlaw turned to adjust a picture on the wall of his St. Joseph, Mo., home.

THESE are the genuine wanted posters for America’s outlaw criminals of the 19th century Wild West. Images of the notorious outlaws were printed on cheap paper next to their rewards, intended … ...