They Made Me an Outlaw: The True Story of an American Blood Brother

They Made Me an Outlaw is a gripping and unforgettable true story of one man's journey from law-abiding citizen to outlaw. Born into a poor family in rural Kentucky, Billy Jenkins longed for a better life. But when he was falsely accused of a crime, he was forced to flee his home and become a fugitive.

As Billy roamed the country, he encountered a group of renegade Indians who took him under their wing. Billy learned their ways and became a skilled warrior. He also learned the true meaning of honor and loyalty.

They Made Me An Outlaw!: That's when I became a freedom fighter

by Warner Loughlin

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	1929 KB
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Screen Reader	:	Supported
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Print length	:	200 pages
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But Billy's life as an outlaw was not without its challenges. He was constantly hunted by the law, and he witnessed firsthand the brutality of the Old West. Yet, through it all, Billy never lost his sense of hope.

In this gripping account, Billy Jenkins tells the story of his transformation from law-abiding citizen to outlaw. He shares his experiences with the Indians, his encounters with lawmen, and his struggles to survive in a hostile world.

They Made Me an Outlaw is a fascinating and inspiring story of one man's journey against all odds. It is a story of courage, resilience, and the power of redemption.

Table of Contents

• Chapter 1: The False Accusation
• Chapter 2: The Flight into the Wilderness
• Chapter 3: The Renegade Indians
• Chapter 4: The Warrior's Way
• Chapter 5: The Hunt for Billy Jenkins
• Chapter 6: The Brutal Old West
• Chapter 7: The Search for Redemption
• Chapter 8: The Return Home

Chapter 1: The False Accusation

Billy Jenkins was born into a poor family in rural Kentucky in 1840. His father was a farmer, and his mother was a homemaker. Billy had a happy childhood, and he loved to play in the woods with his friends.

But Billy's life changed forever in 1860, when he was falsely accused of stealing a horse. Billy was innocent, but the local sheriff was corrupt, and he was determined to convict Billy. Billy fled his home and became a fugitive.

Chapter 2: The Flight into the Wilderness

Billy roamed the country for months, avoiding the law. He worked odd jobs to earn money, and he slept in barns and caves. Billy was constantly looking over his shoulder, afraid that the law would catch up to him.

One day, Billy met a group of renegade Indians who took him under their wing. The Indians taught Billy how to survive in the wilderness, and they showed him the true meaning of honor and loyalty.

Chapter 3: The Renegade Indians

Billy lived with the Indians for several years. He learned their language and their customs, and he became a skilled warrior. Billy also learned the importance of family and community.

The Indians were Billy's only family, and they protected him from the law. Billy was grateful for the Indians' help, and he vowed to repay them someday.

Chapter 4: The Warrior's Way

Billy was a natural warrior, and he quickly became one of the most respected members of the tribe. He fought bravely in battles, and he was always willing to defend his people.

Billy also learned the importance of peace. He knew that war was sometimes necessary, but he also believed that it should be avoided whenever possible.

Chapter 5: The Hunt for Billy Jenkins

The law never forgot about Billy Jenkins. For years, the sheriff and his deputies searched for Billy, but he was always able to stay one step ahead of them.

Billy knew that he could not run forever. He longed to return home and see his family again. But he knew that if he was caught, he would be hanged.

Chapter 6: The Brutal Old West

The Old West was a dangerous place, and Billy Jenkins saw firsthand the brutality of those times. He witnessed murders, robberies, and other crimes.

Billy also saw the racism and discrimination that was rampant in the Old West. He saw how the Indians were treated as second-class citizens, and he saw how the poor were often exploited by the rich.

Chapter 7: The Search for Redemption

As Billy Jenkins grew older, he began to think about his life. He realized that he had made many mistakes, and he longed for redemption.

Billy decided to return home and face the consequences of his actions. He knew that he might be hanged, but he was willing to pay for his crimes.

Chapter 8: The Return Home

Billy Jenkins returned home in 1875. He was arrested and charged with horse theft. Billy pleaded guilty, and he was sentenced to hang.

But the people of Billy's hometown had heard about his exploits with the Indians, and they admired his courage and loyalty. They petitioned the governor for clemency, and the governor agreed to spare Billy's life.

Billy Jenkins was released from prison in 1880. He returned home and lived a quiet life. He married and had children, and he became a respected member of his community.

Billy Jenkins died in 1920, at the age of 80. He was a complex and controversial figure, but he was also a man of courage, resilience, and redemption.

They Made Me an Outlaw is a gripping and unforgettable true story of one man's journey from law-abiding citizen to outlaw. It is a story of courage, resilience, and the power of redemption.

Billy Jenkins' story is a reminder that even those who have made mistakes can find redemption. It is a story of hope and forgiveness, and it is a story that will stay with you long after you finish reading it.

They Made Me An Outlaw!: That's when I became a freedom fighter

by Warner Loughlin

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	1929 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	200 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE