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PART IV - Pearl and Joe go to prison In early November Pearl and Joe were tried for the stagecoach robbery. ... But there is only one jury like that in Arizona; bandits get their due, ...
Perhaps the robbers thought that they would not be recognized, and the law would not know who to pursue, but that was not the case.
Stagecoach Robbers-Estrella (3/25/2006)
Stagecoach Robbers-Estrella ... It's Women's History Month so we’ll meet a woman from Arizona's wild and wooly past.
Most of the stagecoach robbers who served their sentence were granted pardons to restore citizenship, ... No man was ever lynched or legally hanged in the Arizona Territory for robbing a stagecoach.
UPDATED 9-23-07 The old Territorial Prison at Yuma, Arizona has witnessed many a strange tale, but none quite as strange as that of John Boot, "the invisible man." Boot is usually overshadowed by ...
A total of 3,069 prisoners, including 29 women, lived within these walls during the prison's thirty-three years of operation.
-1901: ARIZONA'S AMAZING INVISIBLE MAN- The old Territorial Prison at Yuma, Arizona has witnessed many a strange tale, ... "At Florence, however, there were no accomodations for women, ...
Born as Pearl Taylor of French descent in Lindsay, Ontario, Canada, the petite and attractive young girl would grow up to become one of the only female stagecoach robbers in the American West.
by Parker Anderson One of the best known outlaws in Arizona western history, and without question the least deserving of the notoriety, is the female stagecoach robber Pearl Hart.
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