In the spring of 1903, the town of Glasgow, Montana, was a frontier settlement still grappling with the lawlessness of the Old West. Jack Faul Williams, a White/Caucasian male deputy, was part of the small contingent of lawmen tasked with maintaining order in the sprawling Valley County. His life, however, would come to a violent end not on the open range, but within the supposed security of the county jail. On June 6, 1903, a daring and brutal jailbreak unfolded, forever marking a dark day in t
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