This was mostly substantiated by Guadalupe Fimbres Muñoz, who was captured in 1915 during a surprise attack on Apache Juan’s stronghold in the Sierra Madre. She had been one of the trail guards for the Apaches and had sounded the warning that had allowed the other members of the band to escape. Initially, many thought she was the granddaughter of Geronimo, while others said her father was Apache Juan. However, Guadalupe herself claimed that her father was the Apache Kid. Sightings of the Kid occurred as late as 1935 when he was reportedly seen while visiting friends at San Carlos. See also Ruby Murders List of massacres in Arizona References William A "Hunkydory" Holmes Massai and The Apache Kid Apache Kid Apache Wars 19th-century military history of the United States Massacres by Native Americans Murder in Arizona Conflicts in 1889 1889 in Arizona Territory Crimes in Arizona Territory November 1889 events 1889 murders in the United States Massacres in 1889