Butch Cassidy theory revived by 1934 manuscript claim
A rare books collector cites a 1934 manuscript Bandit Invincible claiming Butch Cassidy survived the 1908 Bolivia shootout and wrote an autobiography under a pseudonym. The text, with many Cassidy details, contrasts with historians who view Cassidy as deceased and disputes the manuscript’s authenticity.
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