Title: Bandits of Cookson Hills come alive
Product review: This is the second book by R. D. Morgan concerning the gangs of the Cookson Hills in Oklahoma. It has a lot of information on Henry Starr and Ed Lockhart, two of Oklahoma's most infamous bandits, but Morgan also spends a considerable amount of time on lesser known crooks of the 1920's, like "Kaiser Bill." Morgan's book is easy to read, as it follows a pregression of events that shape the deeds and misdeeds of several bandits of the time. It also focuses on how the lawmen tracked these crooks around the state and other parts of the country. A great addition to one's library of true crime books.Mike Koch, author of "The Kimes Gang."
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