No Tears for Black Jack Ketchum

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The narrative centers on Thomas Edward Ketchum, known as "Black Jack," whose infamous attempt to rob a train in New Mexico led to his execution, aimed at deterring outlaws. Despite his daring exploits, Ketchum's legacy remains overshadowed by figures like Billy the Kid. The author, F. Stanley, a multifaceted historian and priest, meticulously chronicles Ketchum's life, revealing the truth behind his criminal endeavors without embellishment. This edition features a new foreword and tributes, enhancing the historical context of Ketchum's story and F. Stanley's contributions to Southwest history.