The bounty killers
by Owen G. Irons
Most bounty hunters operated legally to bring their quarries to justice 'dead or alive'. But for Big Jack Corrigan however, it had to be dead every time-and the law took objection to that. So, to prevent bounty hunters killing the killers, deputy US Marshal Lee Saleen followed when Corrigan set off in pursuit of bank robber and killer Pearly Gillis.
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Originally published: London: Robert Hale, 2007.
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Most bounty hunters operate within the law to bring their quarries back to justice 'dead or alive'. But for Jack Corrigan, however, it had to be dead every time - and the law took objection to that. So when Corrigan and his henchmen set off in pursuit of bank robber and killer Pearly Gillis, deputy US Marshal Lee Saleen followed on.
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