title: More Frontier Justice in the Wild West: Bungled, Bizarre, and Fascinating Executions
author:  R. Michael Wilson 
description: <DIV>&#160;<B>R. Michael Wilson,</B> a former law enforcement officer, has been researching and writing about the Old West for fifteen years. He is the author of <i>Great Train Robberies of the Old West, Great Stagecoach Robberies of the Old West, Frontier Justice,&#160;</i>and numerous other titles.&#160;</div>
zlib_text: Wild	Justice
  Phillip	Margolin
  
  Dedication
  For	Jean	Naggar
  Thanks	for	making	my	dreams	come	true.
  
  Epigraph
  Revenge	is	a	kind	of	wild	justice.
  —Francis	Bacon
  
  Contents
  HarperCollins	Special	Feature:
  An	Interview	with	Phillip	Margolin
  Dedication
  Epigraph:	Revenge	is	a	kind	of	wild	justice.
  Part	1:
  Cardoni’s	Hand
  Chapter	1	A	lightning	flash	illuminated	the	Learjet	that	waited…
  Chapter	2	The	deputy	district	attorney	had	asked	three	questions…
  Chapter	3	Mary	Sandowski	burst	through	the	operating	room…
  Chapter	4	Martin	Breach’s	sandy	hair	was	thinning,	his	drab…
  Chapter	5	Dr.	Carleton	Swindell,	the	hospital	administrator…
  Chapter	6	Mary	Sandowski’s	eyes	opened.	Wherever	she	was…
  Chapter	7	Amanda	Jaffe	executed	a	flip	turn	and	felt	her	foot…
  Chapter	8	The	weather	in	Portland	was	cold	and	wet,	and…
  Chapter	9	The	gravel	in	the	nearly	empty	parking	lot	of	the…
  Chapter	10	An	hour	later	Bobby	Vasquez	turned	onto	the	two…
  Chapter	11	Milton	County	sheriff	Clark	Mills,	a	sleepy-eyed	man…
  Chapter	12	S