Jailbirds and Stool Pigeons

Exploring the darker side of human nature, this collection of true crime stories from the Pacific Northwest reveals the lives of notorious criminals from the 1880s to 1935. Featuring figures like Tom McCarty, a mentor to infamous outlaws, and the Folsom thirteen, who sought freedom through violence, the narratives highlight their moral failings and the consequences of their actions. Author Norman Davis presents meticulously researched accounts in a factual style, offering a compelling glimpse into the region's criminal history and the complexities of its characters.