According to legend, a pair of figures with this last name travelled with Daniel Evans to torture Watt Grayson for $30,000 in gold coins. Rosie, who is better known with this last name, became a prostitute by the name of Pearl in order to raise funds to save her brother Eddie, who also had this last name. After an untimely death, Richard Fox published a dime novel detailin
According to legend, a pair of figures with this last name travelled with Daniel Evans to torture Watt Grayson for $30,000 in gold coins. Rosie, who is better known with this last name, became a prostitute by the name of Pearl in order to raise funds to save her brother Eddie, who also had this last name. After an untimely death, Richard Fox published a dime novel detailing the life of another figure with this surname. Shortly afterwards, Cesare Lombroso and Guglielmo Ferrero published a study of that murder victim with this last name, who perished after taking a shotgun to the face while trying to escape by horse in Eufala. That figure's husband Sam, with this last name, shot Officer Frank West after he and his wife were tried for robbery in Arkansas. She married a Cherokee named Sam, before which she became notorious for allowing Jesse James and the Youngers to use her log cabin as a hideout. For 10 points, give the surname of an American "bandit queen," a woman gangster of the West.
According to legend, a pair of figures with this last name travelled with Daniel Evans to torture Watt Grayson for $30,000 in gold coins.
Belle {Starr} [or Eddie {Starr} or Pearl {Starr} or Myra Maybelle Shirley Reed {Starr}, accept {Reed} at any point, since Rosie and Belle sometimes used that name]