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Anatomy of a Farce
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Lee Anderson Jul 7, 2012.

 

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The Not So Wild Bunch

"Bravo, Jack.  This photo has stumped researchers for decades.  Early on some speculated that it was a portrait of the Wild Bunch, at its organizational meeting, or some such.  Others thought it was just a bunch of locals.  But no…"
Oct 17, 2012
Marcus Huff commented on Daniel Buck's blog post "High Doom in the Andes" byline apology
"Robert McCubbin owes me $20. "
Jul 21, 2012
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"High Doom in the Andes" byline apology

"I would like to apologize personally and on behalf of True West to Anne Meadows and Daniel Buck for failing to include both their names as coauthors of "High Doom in the Andes" in its Nov/Dec 2008 republication, and Anne Meadows's name as coauthor in its August 2012 republication.  In both cases the byline for the article, which originally appeared correctly in the Nov/Dec 2002 issue, should have read, "By Anne Meadows, Daniel Buck, and Bob Boze Bell."  I would also like to apologize to our…See More
Jul 9, 2012
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Lee Anderson replied to Daniel Buck's discussion Anatomy of a Farce
"Same as "Billy the Kid", any way you want to cut it .... the man (along with any imposter) is dead. As for myself .... I think I'll just leave it at that."
Jul 7, 2012
C. F. 'Charley' Eckhardt replied to Daniel Buck's discussion Anatomy of a Farce
"Yep--& there are still folks who insist Brushy Bill Roberts was Billy the Kid & J. Frank Dalton was Jesse James.  Every photo of Roberts shows he couldn't possibly be the Kid, because in the 1 known photo of the Kid both of his…"
Jul 4, 2012
Bob Goodwin replied to Daniel Buck's discussion Anatomy of a Farce
"In short, Jerry Nicklesfound the real family of William Henry Long in Iowa and Washington State. He was able to track down a descendent of Long's father and had a DNA test done. The test was 100% positive that William Henry Long was a…"
Jun 29, 2012
Daniel Buck replied to Daniel Buck's discussion Anatomy of a Farce
"Margaret-Anne, Google "william henry long" + Sundance.  Here's one story, http://trib.com/news/state-and-regional/article_39420cdc-e867-50e6-a33c-25bd0ecb41cb.html He did not look lke George Clooney, that I can say.  Dan"
Jun 29, 2012
Daniel Buck left a comment for Daniel Buck
"Well, yea.  I did a longer take on it over on the community page or whatever it's called.  Dan"
Jun 29, 2012
Daniel Buck replied to Daniel Buck's discussion Anatomy of a Farce
"Margaret-Anne, The Hiram BeBee business began with a book called The Rise and Fall of the Sundance Kid, though Kerry Ross Boren soon joined the bandwagon, though today may well be its sole passenger.  Boren did a stretch in the Utah…"
Jun 29, 2012
Daniel Buck commented on Daniel Buck's blog post Repeat after me, Anne Meadows, Daniel Buck, and Bob Boze Bell
"Marcus, I want what he's having.  Dan"
Jun 28, 2012
Marcus Huff commented on Daniel Buck's blog post Repeat after me, Anne Meadows, Daniel Buck, and Bob Boze Bell
Jun 28, 2012
Daniel Buck commented on Daniel Buck's blog post Repeat after me, Anne Meadows, Daniel Buck, and Bob Boze Bell
"28 June 2012 Bob, I don't want you to think I forgot the other of your assertions.  Problem is, I'm having trouble understanding what you are talking about.  I don't think we ever said that you had plagiarized from Anne…"
Jun 28, 2012
Daniel Buck commented on Daniel Buck's blog post Repeat after me, Anne Meadows, Daniel Buck, and Bob Boze Bell
"Bob, Let's take the issues one at a time, since you seem to think none of them are relevant. 1.  Plagiarism can get tricky sometimes, but this case is fairly simple.  Plagiarism:  To steal, appropriate, or use the ideas or…"
Jun 26, 2012
Daniel Buck commented on Daniel Buck's blog post Repeat after me, Anne Meadows, Daniel Buck, and Bob Boze Bell
"Meghan, Just so you are in the loop, here is what's on the table, the apology letter (in bold below) below.  My email to Bob is in reply to his comment posted over the weekend on the True West blog:  "Yes, this was my…"
Jun 25, 2012
Bob Boze Bell commented on Daniel Buck's blog post Repeat after me, Anne Meadows, Daniel Buck, and Bob Boze Bell
"Yes, this is my mistake. And we will print a correction in the next issue."
Jun 23, 2012
anthony martin commented on Daniel Buck's blog post Repeat after me, Anne Meadows, Daniel Buck, and Bob Boze Bell
"  Sounds like someone passed the Buck and went right past the Meadows!"
Jun 23, 2012

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"High Doom in the Andes" byline apology

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Posted on July 9, 2012 at 3:21am — 1 Comment

Repeat after me, Anne Meadows, Daniel Buck, and Bob Boze Bell

In reference to the August 2012 issue:

Attention: Letters to the Editor,



"High Doom in the Andes" first ran in the November-December 2012 issue, bylined "Anne Meadows, Daniel Buck, and…

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Posted on June 22, 2012 at 10:54am — 9 Comments

The Economics of Bank Robbery

"The Economics of Bank Robbery":  Crime doesn't pay, very much.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/ezra-klein/post/the-economics-of-bank-robbery/2012/06/13/gJQAJirSaV_blog.html

All of which reminds me of the 1970s bumper sticker:  "Crime doesn't pay, but then neither does farming."  Dan

Posted on June 14, 2012 at 5:26am — 3 Comments

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Vince Garcia, host of Old West Rogues, alerted me to this,…







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At 9:30am on June 29, 2012, Daniel Buck said…    

    
Well, yea.  I did a longer take on it over on the community page or whatever it's called.  Dan
    
         
  
    
    
  




        
            

            
  
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