In the fading light of a November evening in 1900, the life of George Young, a 45-year-old White/Caucasian male, was brought to an abrupt and violent end. As the Sheriff of Park County, Montana, Young was a figure of authority in Livingston and the surrounding areas, known for his dedication to the law. On November 9th, this dedication would cost him his life in the small town of Springdale.
The chain of events leading to that fatal encounter began the previous day with a robbery on a tra
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