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Thomas R. Majors, a 48-year-old male lawman from Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming, died on November 2, 1919, during a Prohibition-era liquor raid that turned into a fatal gunfight. Contemporary and retrospective accounts identify him as Deputy Sheriff “Tom” Majors and place his death in Casper in the early hours of that morning.
At approximately 4 a.m., Sheriff Pat Royce led a team that included Deputy Thomas R. Majors, W. E. Kilgore, Charles Easton, County Jailer George McKenzie, and ...Read More
At approximately 4 a.m., Sheriff Pat Royce led a team that included Deputy Thomas R. Majors, W. E. Kilgore, Charles Easton, County Jailer George McKenzie, and ...Read More
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Tom Majors
Male
White / Caucasian
Casper
WY
1919-11-02
48
Thomas
R. Majors
11/07/2025
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I've been diving into the details surrounding the tragic loss of Deputy Sheriff Tom Majors, and some... ...Read More
10/31/2023
10/31/2023
I've been thinking a lot about the implications of Deputy Sheriff Tom Majors's case. It's hard to wr... ...Read More
06/10/2023
06/10/2023
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I've been reading through some old newspaper clippings and stumbled upon the case o... ...Read More
02/06/2023
I've been reading through some old newspaper clippings and stumbled upon the case o... ...Read More
02/06/2023
