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This morning, I was stuck in traffic on 395 as police rounded up horses that had gotten loose. Upon arriving at the work, I found this story which is irresistible as part of the spontaneous cowboy theme this morning. The discovery of a book manuscript has led some to suggest that Butch Cassidy did not die with Robert Redford in Bolivia (Ok, with The Sundance Kid). To the contrary, it is claimed, Butch Cassidy died in 1937 as William T. Phillips, a machinist who in Spokane. Somehow dying in your bed after a second career as a machinist does not work quite as well as the shootout with Bolivian cavalry in 1908. I believe Cassidy is shown here sitting with the mustache and bowler on the far right next to the flowers. Many historians insist that Phillips was an imposter but his book “Bandit Invincible: The Story of Butch Cassidy,” contains many details that Utah book collector Brent Ashworth and Montana author Larry Pointer insist are proof of authenticity. Cassidy’s real name was Robert LeRoy Parker and was born a Mormon in 1866 in Beaver, Utah — the oldest of 13 children. He served time in Wyoming Territorial Prison in Laramie for possessing three stolen horses and eventually hooked up with the Sundance Kid or Harry Longabaugh. You can read the column below and judge for yourself. However, when the grave in San Vincente, Bolivia was dug up, the two bodies reportedly were not DNA matches to the outlaws. However, historians insist that the evidence is quite strong that they died in the shootout. You can be your own judge. As someone addicted to Westerns, my only concern is having to do a remake of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, with the former finishing the movie exploring the exciting potential of modern machinery in mass production. Source: Fox.com
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Butch Cassidy ipak nije poginuo? Do sada se smatralo kako su slavni pljačkaš i njegov partner Sundance Kid navodno su poginuli prilikom pokušaja pljačke vlaka u Boliviji, gdje ih je ubila tamošnja policija Iako se već više od stoljeća smatra kako je zloglasni pljačkaš američkog Divljeg zapada, Butch Cassidy, poginuo u razmjeni vatre s policijom 1908. godine, britanski mediji tvrde kako je nedavno otkriven rukopis koji tvrdi da je slavni kriminalac doživio duboku starost, piše Hina. Robert LeRoy Parker (1866.-1908.), poznatiji kao Butch Cassidy, bio je zloglasni pljačkaš banaka i vlakova, vođa još zloglasnije bande "Wild Bunch Gang" koja je 20 godina harala američkim Divljim zapadom. On i njegov partner Sundance Kid navodno su poginuli prilikom pokušaja pljačke vlaka u Boliviji, gdje ih je ubila tamošnja policija. No, kolekcionar Brent Ashworth i pisac Larry Pointer tvrde da novootkriveni rukopis knjige "Bandit Invincible: The Story of Butch Cassidy" (Nepobjedivi pljačkaš: priča o Butchu Cassidyju) iz 1934., dvostruko duži od već poznate neobjavljene novele istoga naslova autora Williama T. Phillipsa, strojara koji je preminuo 1937., otkriva pojedinosti koje je mogao znati jedino sam Cassidy. To, tvrde, dokazuje da je možda riječ o autobiografiji mudro zaogrnutoj u formu povijesnog romana te da je sam Phillips ustvari bio legendarni odmetnik. Autor knjige tvrdi da je osobno poznavao Cassidya te priznaje da je promijenio imena ljudi i nazive mjesta. No, Ashworth tvrdi da je neke pojedinosti iz Cassidyjeva života mogao znati samo on osobno poput, primjerice, kako je tekao sastanak sa sucem u zatvoru u veljači 1895. Rukopis ima holivudski završetak. Nakon što ih je zaskočila bolivijska konjica prilikom jednog pokušaja pljačke vlaka, Sundance je ubijen a Butch bježi u Europu, gdje se u Parizu podvrgava plastičnoj operaciji i planira za povratak u SAD i ponovni susret s bivšom djevojkom u Wyomingu. Kako ipak većim dijelom prepričava događaje koji nemaju puno toga zajedničkog s poznatim Cassidyjevim podvizima, Pointer smatra da je Cassidy, uzevši Phillipsov identitet, pisao fikciju. Svoj je uradak ponudio časopisu Sunset ali nije uspio privući pozornost.