The story of the Mormon farm boy
from Southern Utah who put
together the longest
string of successful bank and train
robberies in the
history of the American West. Unlike most
cowboy
outlaws of his day, Butch Cassidy defended the poor

and oppressed, refused to shoot people, and shared his
stolen
wealth with those in need.

Early in his outlaw career, Butch discovered true
love. Her
name was Mary, and the love they shared
lasted for decades.
However, Pinkerton agents, law
officers, bank detectives and
bounty hunters chased
Cassidy relentlessly, making it
impossible for him to
leave the outlaw life, eventually
pushing him to seek
refuge in Argentina and Bolivia. But in
the end Butch
outsmarted them all.

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