Posted: 10/19/2013 5:04:29 PM EDT
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I bet you all have seen the movie "Death Hunt" inspired by Albert Johnson and these events,
I stumbled on this YouTube video, with very interesting archives and interviews of the people who were part of this in 1931.. It's a fascinating subject. I think you will enjoy the interviews, especially the account of the firefights. That trapper was some tough guy, and a crack shot too.. Too bad he was a criminal. 
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I've seen a documentary on the Mad Trapper. Fascinating story, and I think his true identity is still a mystery. yep.. at the time it was thought he could be a mob criminal from Chicago, a Bank robber from ND, or a scandinavian immigrant.. I vote for the mad swede 
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yep.. at the time it was thought he could be a mob criminal from Chicago, a Bank robber from ND, or a scandinavian immigrant.. I vote for the mad swede Quoted:
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I've seen a documentary on the Mad Trapper. Fascinating story, and I think his true identity is still a mystery. yep.. at the time it was thought he could be a mob criminal from Chicago, a Bank robber from ND, or a scandinavian immigrant.. I vote for the mad swede another illegal alien... |
