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In the rugged landscape of Grand County, Utah, a chapter of the Old West closed with the violent death of Sheriff Jesse Tyler. A White / Caucasian man of 43, Tyler, known by the moniker "Honest Jack," had established a reputation for his commitment to the law since moving to Moab in 1890. His tenure as sheriff, however, came to an abrupt and brutal end on May 26, 1900.
On that fateful day, Sheriff Tyler and his deputy, Samuel F. Jenkins, were deep in the Book Cliffs, approximately 20 mile ...Read More
On that fateful day, Sheriff Tyler and his deputy, Samuel F. Jenkins, were deep in the Book Cliffs, approximately 20 mile ...Read More
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Jesse Tyler
Male
White / Caucasian
Moab
UT
1900-05-26
43
Jesse
Tyler
11/05/2025
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I've been diving deep into the details of Sheriff Jesse Tyler's tragic murder, and I just can't stop... ...Read More
03/13/2024
03/13/2024
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I’ve been delving into Sheriff Jesse Tyler's case and couldn't help but think abo... ...Read More
10/16/2023
I’ve been delving into Sheriff Jesse Tyler's case and couldn't help but think abo... ...Read More
10/16/2023
