In the early 1910s, the town of Telluride, Colorado, was shaken by the murder of its young and popular Night Marshal, Arthur Goeglein. On a fateful night, the 22-year-old lawman was shot in the back and left for dead in the street of the town's red-light district. His death was not a random act of violence but the culmination of a simmering resentment held by a local miner and prospector named Jesse Munn.
Munn was a man known for his bad temper and a tendency to carouse. A few months prio
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