The Truth About Jesse James

This is a fun book that will leave you with more questions about Jesse James than you ever knew you had. Investigator Rudy Turilli claims that Jesse James led a life, a long one at that, over 100 years, long after his alleged demise. There is even an offer of $10,000. if you prove Mr. Turilli wrong. He claims to have been acquainted with the great outlaw until his death at age 104. Filled with oodles of "proof," this is something to check out! $9.99. Stock number 95234. Check out "The Truth About Jesse James"

Condemned to Devil's Island-The Biography of an Unknown Convict

Told as a fictional biography rather than a personal narrative, "Condemned to Devil's Island" by Blair Niles tells the story of The Devil's Island Penal Colony in French Guiana. He did this in order to express the feelings of convicts of the tragic penal colony rather than to tell in his voice his feelings about it. A compelling read, this book is hardback with some light wear and no dustjacket and is peppered with great illustrations which look to be woodcut prints. $5.49. Stock number 20627. Inside Condemned

Prophet of Death: The Mormon Blood-Atonement Killings

"Prophet of Death: The Mormon Blood-Atonement Killings" by Pete Earley is the story of murderer Jeffrey Don Lundgren, an ex-member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, who mezmerized the American Middle West for more than a year, committed unspeakable crimes, including murder, and had police and the FBI stumped for some time. This book is the result of exhaustive research and includes photos of key players and victims of his intrigue. Hardback with dustjacket. $7.49; stock number 67110.

Digging Up Butch and Sundance
	Anne Meadows gives us "Digging Up Butch and Sundance," a lively blend of history, mystery, travel and adventure filled with black and white photos ancient and modern. It is an in-depth study of two of the most notorious characters to grace the wild west and questions the story of their death. Hardback with dustjacket. $6.49. Stock number 66592.

Family Affairs

What kind of mother would hae a 13 year-old boy murdered? Why would her son commit the murder for her--then become her chief accuser? Why would her husband stand by her--the woman convicted of masterminding his son's murder? The shocking answers unfold in "Family Affairs" by Andy Hoffman, the story of Sueanne Hobson and the murder that shook Kansas. Hardback with dustjacket. $6.49. Stock number 57155.