WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:01.469 --> 00:00:04.938 (dramatic orchestral music) 2 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 3 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 4 00:01:41.769 --> 00:01:45.072 (dramatic guitar music) 5 00:02:32.486 --> 00:02:34.988 - Afternoon Wyatt, Morgan. 6 00:02:37.090 --> 00:02:38.859 What can I do for you fellas? 7 00:02:40.294 --> 00:02:41.795 - We just wanted to stop by and congratulate you on winning 8 00:02:41.829 --> 00:02:42.930 the election, Sheriff. 9 00:02:44.832 --> 00:02:45.666 - Okay. 10 00:02:47.701 --> 00:02:51.339 - We just wanted to make sure things are square between us. 11 00:02:51.339 --> 00:02:52.673 - There was a lot of hurtful things 12 00:02:52.673 --> 00:02:53.841 said during the election. 13 00:02:53.841 --> 00:02:55.676 On both sides. 14 00:02:55.676 --> 00:02:57.511 - I don't like you, Wyatt. 15 00:02:57.511 --> 00:02:58.646 Or Morgan either. 16 00:02:59.680 --> 00:03:00.981 - What'd I ever do to you? 17 00:03:01.849 --> 00:03:03.684 - And your brother Virgil? 18 00:03:03.717 --> 00:03:05.353 I don't care much for him either. 19 00:03:06.820 --> 00:03:09.990 'Cept he's a good lawman, and I guess that I can respect. 20 00:03:11.792 --> 00:03:14.495 - All I'm sayin' is let's put this bad blood behind us. 21 00:03:22.202 --> 00:03:23.871 - [Virgil] Everything okay here? 22 00:03:23.871 --> 00:03:25.138 - Just talking to the sheriff. 23 00:03:25.138 --> 00:03:27.040 Trying to let bygones be bygones. 24 00:03:27.040 --> 00:03:29.710 - How's that going? - Not great. 25 00:03:29.710 --> 00:03:32.646 - Not trying to run you or Morgan off, but we gotta 26 00:03:32.680 --> 00:03:34.882 do some lawman talk with the sheriff here. 27 00:03:36.517 --> 00:03:38.519 - We'll talk later, Behan. 28 00:03:38.519 --> 00:03:39.853 - I expect so. 29 00:03:44.892 --> 00:03:46.226 Have a seat, gentlemen. 30 00:03:50.898 --> 00:03:51.832 - You given any thought to who 31 00:03:51.832 --> 00:03:53.901 the undersheriff's going to be? 32 00:03:53.901 --> 00:03:55.903 - Haven't paid it that much thought yet. 33 00:03:57.571 --> 00:03:59.407 - Does that undersheriff receive part 34 00:03:59.407 --> 00:04:02.075 of that commission money that you receive from the town? 35 00:04:03.277 --> 00:04:05.846 - That's a lot of damn money, Johnny. 36 00:04:05.879 --> 00:04:08.682 - Now you know that was going on a long time 37 00:04:08.682 --> 00:04:09.750 before I got here. 38 00:04:10.918 --> 00:04:13.287 Is that what you came to talk about? 39 00:04:13.287 --> 00:04:15.856 - Ike Clanton and his boys may be on the verge 40 00:04:15.889 --> 00:04:17.958 of starting an international incident 41 00:04:17.958 --> 00:04:20.461 with that raid south of here. 42 00:04:20.528 --> 00:04:22.930 - You mean over the pass? 43 00:04:22.930 --> 00:04:25.766 - Three Mexican army regulars got killed. 44 00:04:25.766 --> 00:04:28.736 - What was the Mexican army doing there? 45 00:04:28.769 --> 00:04:30.971 - Mexican ranchers got smart. 46 00:04:30.971 --> 00:04:33.774 - They hired the best security they could find. 47 00:04:33.774 --> 00:04:36.477 - Well, how do you know Ike was involved? 48 00:04:36.544 --> 00:04:38.379 - Johnny, you know Ike and them boys been 49 00:04:38.379 --> 00:04:41.382 rustling cattle down there for years in that pass. 50 00:04:41.415 --> 00:04:43.451 - But how do you specifically know 51 00:04:43.451 --> 00:04:46.720 that Ike Clanton was involved in it. 52 00:04:46.754 --> 00:04:49.923 - Sheriff, Ike Clanton would sometimes listen 53 00:04:49.923 --> 00:04:52.993 to you when he'll listen to no one else. 54 00:04:52.993 --> 00:04:55.429 - Johnny, this thing blows up on us, 55 00:04:55.463 --> 00:04:57.297 nobody's gonna come out of this good. 56 00:04:58.466 --> 00:04:59.967 - The next time I see Ike, 57 00:05:01.134 --> 00:05:03.136 I'll be happy to bring it up with him 58 00:05:03.136 --> 00:05:04.572 if you think it'll help. 59 00:05:06.507 --> 00:05:08.008 - I would surely appreciate it. 60 00:05:33.934 --> 00:05:37.337 - So Williams, have you given any thought 61 00:05:37.337 --> 00:05:38.506 to what we talked about? 62 00:05:40.007 --> 00:05:40.841 - I did. 63 00:05:40.841 --> 00:05:41.775 I can't do this. 64 00:05:41.775 --> 00:05:43.377 I'm out, it ain't my game. 65 00:05:43.377 --> 00:05:45.312 - What now? - I got a wife 66 00:05:45.345 --> 00:05:46.279 and two boys at home, 67 00:05:46.279 --> 00:05:47.715 and they're countin' on me. 68 00:05:47.715 --> 00:05:48.949 - Bullshit! 69 00:05:48.982 --> 00:05:51.485 You pick up that sash and put it on right now. 70 00:05:51.485 --> 00:05:52.453 - [Williams] I can't. 71 00:05:52.453 --> 00:05:53.987 And you're drawin' an audience. 72 00:06:00.360 --> 00:06:02.496 - Now you listen to me, and you listen good. 73 00:06:03.864 --> 00:06:05.499 You know too much about our operation, 74 00:06:05.499 --> 00:06:06.400 you've been a part of this for too long! 75 00:06:06.400 --> 00:06:07.735 - I'm not gonna say nothin'. 76 00:06:07.735 --> 00:06:09.369 - You listen to me! 77 00:06:10.237 --> 00:06:12.506 Once a Cowboy, always a Cowboy! 78 00:06:12.540 --> 00:06:14.074 - Johnny. - Now you pick up that sash 79 00:06:14.074 --> 00:06:15.576 and you put it on. 80 00:06:15.576 --> 00:06:17.244 You have a drink with me, and we close this right now. 81 00:06:17.244 --> 00:06:18.245 - Johnny, I quit. 82 00:06:18.311 --> 00:06:19.346 I am going home. 83 00:06:19.379 --> 00:06:21.915 - The hell you are! 84 00:06:21.915 --> 00:06:23.083 (gun firing) 85 00:06:23.150 --> 00:06:24.652 - Stand down, Johnny Ringo! 86 00:06:27.988 --> 00:06:30.924 - Look what's slithered into town. 87 00:06:30.924 --> 00:06:31.992 Doc Holliday. 88 00:06:36.730 --> 00:06:37.765 - Now you know you're not supposed 89 00:06:37.831 --> 00:06:39.500 to have those weapons in here. 90 00:06:39.500 --> 00:06:42.235 - Well, hell, you got yours, Doc. 91 00:06:42.235 --> 00:06:43.604 - Well, come on now. 92 00:06:43.671 --> 00:06:46.206 This is just a disagreement between two Cowboys. 93 00:06:46.239 --> 00:06:48.241 It's no concern of yours. 94 00:06:48.241 --> 00:06:50.578 - You show a man in cold blood. 95 00:06:50.578 --> 00:06:53.013 You crossed the line, Johnny. 96 00:06:53.046 --> 00:06:54.848 - I say we let cooler heads prevail. 97 00:06:54.848 --> 00:06:56.016 Let the sheriff decide 98 00:06:56.049 --> 00:06:57.384 what to do with this son of a bitch. 99 00:06:57.417 --> 00:06:59.553 - Are you kidding me, Doc? 100 00:06:59.553 --> 00:07:01.555 Sheriff's useless. 101 00:07:01.555 --> 00:07:04.525 - You can stop pointing that gun at me, Holliday. 102 00:07:04.525 --> 00:07:06.527 I'm disarmed now. 103 00:07:09.262 --> 00:07:13.734 Clara, have you been listening in to our conversations? 104 00:07:16.069 --> 00:07:19.206 - It seems you caught yourself a break here, Johnny. 105 00:07:19.206 --> 00:07:21.074 But I advise you to leave the lady alone 106 00:07:21.108 --> 00:07:23.443 or I'll blow a hole in you the size of Texas. 107 00:07:42.963 --> 00:07:44.264 Are you all right, Clara? 108 00:07:46.066 --> 00:07:47.067 - I'm fine. 109 00:07:48.636 --> 00:07:51.138 I noticed you stayed pretty calm, Doc. 110 00:07:51.171 --> 00:07:54.642 - Well, I tend not to get involved 111 00:07:54.642 --> 00:07:57.144 in the petty grievances of others. 112 00:07:57.177 --> 00:07:59.179 After all, I am a model citizen. 113 00:08:01.949 --> 00:08:04.484 (wind howling) 114 00:08:15.195 --> 00:08:17.130 - Want another beer, Morgan? 115 00:08:17.164 --> 00:08:18.866 - Nah, I'm good right now. 116 00:08:18.866 --> 00:08:20.367 I got to head out in just a minute, anyway. 117 00:08:20.433 --> 00:08:22.836 - I heard you got a position with a good company. 118 00:08:22.836 --> 00:08:25.639 - Stage. - What you doing with them? 119 00:08:25.673 --> 00:08:27.174 - Riding shotgun. - Hmmm. 120 00:08:28.609 --> 00:08:31.278 I imagine that can be kind of dangerous, can't it? 121 00:08:31.278 --> 00:08:34.214 - I got some experience with it up in Colorado. 122 00:08:34.214 --> 00:08:35.716 - You should be all right then. 123 00:08:39.186 --> 00:08:43.023 - Hey Ben, who's that feller over there against the wall? 124 00:08:44.892 --> 00:08:47.394 - Name is Billy Claiborne. 125 00:08:47.460 --> 00:08:49.129 - Yeah, I noticed the red sash. 126 00:08:50.363 --> 00:08:52.700 - Been with the Cowboys for a good while. 127 00:08:54.201 --> 00:08:56.469 - Then why ain't he up at my brother's place? 128 00:08:57.705 --> 00:09:00.207 - He's taken a liking to my daughter Elaina. 129 00:09:01.541 --> 00:09:03.877 But she don't want anything to do with his type. 130 00:09:07.047 --> 00:09:08.916 - Pa, why didn't you wake me up? 131 00:09:16.156 --> 00:09:19.092 - I'll be needing your help more this evening. 132 00:09:19.092 --> 00:09:20.861 Elaina, this is Morgan Earp. 133 00:09:20.894 --> 00:09:22.730 - Ah, the competition? 134 00:09:23.897 --> 00:09:25.565 - No, my brothers run that place. 135 00:09:25.565 --> 00:09:26.734 I ain't in it with them. 136 00:09:31.839 --> 00:09:33.406 I'll see you later, Ben. 137 00:09:33.406 --> 00:09:34.775 - Goodbye, Morgan. - Ma'am. 138 00:09:36.076 --> 00:09:38.345 - [Ben] Let me know how it goes on the stage. 139 00:09:39.780 --> 00:09:42.215 - What'd I gotta do to get some service around here? 140 00:09:45.418 --> 00:09:47.721 - [Elaina] What can I do for you, Billy? 141 00:09:47.721 --> 00:09:49.056 - Whisky if you don't mind. 142 00:09:53.761 --> 00:09:54.795 - His regular. 143 00:09:58.799 --> 00:09:59.867 - I'll be right here. 144 00:10:05.706 --> 00:10:07.207 - Why don't you have a seat? 145 00:10:07.207 --> 00:10:08.742 - I'm kind of busy. 146 00:10:10.778 --> 00:10:12.412 - I'm the only one here. 147 00:10:17.450 --> 00:10:20.754 - What did you want to talk about, Billy? 148 00:10:20.788 --> 00:10:22.455 - Have you thought about my offer? 149 00:10:23.757 --> 00:10:26.259 - No, I didn't. 150 00:10:26.293 --> 00:10:27.594 No reason to. 151 00:10:29.629 --> 00:10:31.999 - That's a lot of money. 152 00:10:32.065 --> 00:10:33.400 - Billy! 153 00:10:33.433 --> 00:10:36.503 I done told you this ain't a brothel. 154 00:10:36.503 --> 00:10:39.807 I serve drinks here, and that's it. 155 00:10:40.774 --> 00:10:42.609 - Well, then, whatcha need? 156 00:10:42.609 --> 00:10:43.610 Nice clothes, maybe? 157 00:10:45.679 --> 00:10:48.348 - Is this some kind of courtin' maneuver? 158 00:10:48.348 --> 00:10:49.516 It ain't working, Billy. 159 00:10:49.582 --> 00:10:51.618 Let me tell you something. 160 00:10:51.651 --> 00:10:55.155 I don't want to be associated with the people 161 00:10:55.155 --> 00:10:56.824 you are associated with. 162 00:11:03.130 --> 00:11:04.664 - I'm gonna keep asking. 163 00:11:04.664 --> 00:11:07.167 - Well, I guess you're gonna do what you want. 164 00:11:07.167 --> 00:11:09.669 But my Pa and I are gonna be busy later, 165 00:11:09.669 --> 00:11:11.671 and I need to go help him get ready. 166 00:11:24.184 --> 00:11:26.686 - You been around a while, Mr. Holliday. 167 00:11:26.686 --> 00:11:28.688 How long you think you gonna be in town? 168 00:11:29.689 --> 00:11:32.826 - Why, I don't know just yet. 169 00:11:32.826 --> 00:11:35.195 - [Theresa] I also noticed you're here alone a lot. 170 00:11:35.195 --> 00:11:37.164 - Well, I prefer to be alone. 171 00:11:39.466 --> 00:11:42.369 - If something changes, will you let me know if you might 172 00:11:42.369 --> 00:11:43.336 require my services. 173 00:11:44.872 --> 00:11:49.476 - Uh, hmph, well, uh, hmph, well, thank you, 174 00:11:49.509 --> 00:11:54.481 Theresa, but I do fancy myself a Southern gentleman, 175 00:11:55.682 --> 00:11:58.685 and, uh, as a Southern gentleman, it 176 00:11:58.685 --> 00:12:03.356 would be out of character to um, 177 00:12:03.356 --> 00:12:06.860 pay for the attention of a lovely lady as yourself. 178 00:12:08.495 --> 00:12:11.364 - He has himself a lady friend, Theresa. 179 00:12:11.398 --> 00:12:13.066 - [Theresa] Well, that's okay. 180 00:12:13.066 --> 00:12:14.534 I never see her around. 181 00:12:15.735 --> 00:12:18.238 - Well, she has taken to bedrest. 182 00:12:18.238 --> 00:12:20.340 Uh, I do believe all this travelin' 183 00:12:20.340 --> 00:12:23.210 has made her feel a little under the weather. 184 00:12:24.511 --> 00:12:26.446 - And how about yourself? 185 00:12:26.446 --> 00:12:29.950 I've heard about your condition. 186 00:12:29.950 --> 00:12:32.452 - It comes and goes, just like everything else. 187 00:12:34.021 --> 00:12:35.923 - If you don't mind me saying so, Doc, 188 00:12:36.924 --> 00:12:38.091 you need to lay your head 189 00:12:38.091 --> 00:12:40.193 down next to your lady friend more often. 190 00:12:41.594 --> 00:12:43.964 I see you here day and night. 191 00:12:45.432 --> 00:12:48.802 - Here you never know when opportunity is gonna pop in 192 00:12:48.869 --> 00:12:49.602 and say hello. 193 00:12:50.770 --> 00:12:53.206 And as for the other, when I'm too much 194 00:12:53.240 --> 00:12:57.744 in the horizontal position, uh, feels like I'm drowning. 195 00:12:59.046 --> 00:13:03.383 That would be the condition you spoke of. 196 00:13:03.416 --> 00:13:04.985 - Pa, I'm tired. 197 00:13:04.985 --> 00:13:07.554 If you don't mind, I'm gonna go to bed. 198 00:13:07.587 --> 00:13:08.588 - That's fine, Elaina. 199 00:13:08.588 --> 00:13:09.656 I'll handle things. 200 00:13:15.996 --> 00:13:18.065 - A long night, huh? 201 00:13:18.098 --> 00:13:19.666 - Yeah, but tips were good. 202 00:13:19.666 --> 00:13:21.168 Can't complain. 203 00:13:21.168 --> 00:13:23.503 - Yeah, I worked a few of these little boom towns. 204 00:13:24.471 --> 00:13:26.473 Money's usually floating around. 205 00:13:26.473 --> 00:13:28.175 - You mean up in Colorado? 206 00:13:28.241 --> 00:13:29.476 - Mmmm-hmmm. 207 00:13:29.476 --> 00:13:31.778 Mostly around silver mining. 208 00:13:31.811 --> 00:13:33.981 Not usually as big as Tombstone. 209 00:13:33.981 --> 00:13:35.815 - Betcha they're not as crazy either. 210 00:13:36.749 --> 00:13:37.817 - You got that right. 211 00:13:39.652 --> 00:13:43.323 - Well, Mr. Earp, I been on my feet for 10 hours. 212 00:13:44.824 --> 00:13:46.126 I'm going to bed. 213 00:13:50.163 --> 00:13:51.631 - What can I do for you, Billy? 214 00:13:51.631 --> 00:13:52.966 - Whiskey. 215 00:13:53.000 --> 00:13:53.833 - Sure thing. 216 00:14:16.356 --> 00:14:18.191 - Good evening, Mr. Earp. 217 00:14:18.225 --> 00:14:21.028 Looks like you and Elaina are getting along pretty good. 218 00:14:23.196 --> 00:14:24.697 - Just talking. 219 00:14:24.731 --> 00:14:27.901 I ain't lookin' for no more attachments than I already have. 220 00:14:29.836 --> 00:14:32.305 - You tryin' to make time with my lady, mister? 221 00:14:34.241 --> 00:14:36.009 - Umm, no. 222 00:14:38.845 --> 00:14:40.347 But let me tell you something. 223 00:14:41.248 --> 00:14:42.082 - [Billy] Yeah. 224 00:14:46.719 --> 00:14:48.521 - I don't think she's your lady. 225 00:14:49.389 --> 00:14:51.391 - Now why would you say that? 226 00:14:52.859 --> 00:14:54.427 - Pretty good at readin' people. 227 00:14:55.595 --> 00:14:58.665 Kinda helps with my line of work. 228 00:14:58.698 --> 00:15:01.868 - I don't care what your job is, 229 00:15:01.868 --> 00:15:03.770 and I don't care who you are. 230 00:15:12.245 --> 00:15:14.381 - [Ben] Everything all right here, gentlemen? 231 00:15:16.683 --> 00:15:19.186 Last call, can I get one more for either of you? 232 00:15:21.088 --> 00:15:22.389 - Hear that? 233 00:15:22.422 --> 00:15:23.856 Here's your last call. 234 00:15:25.792 --> 00:15:26.793 - No thanks, Ben. 235 00:15:27.927 --> 00:15:29.596 Think I'll pay a visit to my brother's. 236 00:15:35.602 --> 00:15:36.469 - Listen good. 237 00:15:37.937 --> 00:15:40.540 You know who I am, and you know who I ride with. 238 00:15:43.776 --> 00:15:45.745 Stay away from Elaina, 239 00:15:45.745 --> 00:15:49.082 'cause you're headed for trouble you don't want. 240 00:15:54.054 --> 00:15:56.956 - So, Mr. Holliday, I thought you might 241 00:15:56.956 --> 00:15:58.158 not be around here so much 242 00:15:58.225 --> 00:16:00.927 with Johnny Ringo such a frequent visitor. 243 00:16:02.295 --> 00:16:04.797 - Johnny Ringo and I are staying out of each other's way. 244 00:16:07.634 --> 00:16:09.802 - So then why do you like that position nestled 245 00:16:09.836 --> 00:16:11.171 against the wall like that? 246 00:16:11.238 --> 00:16:13.240 I've noticed that you favor it. 247 00:16:13.240 --> 00:16:15.575 - Two very simple reasons, Clara. 248 00:16:15.575 --> 00:16:18.311 First, it's next to the bar. 249 00:16:18.311 --> 00:16:21.648 And it's one of my very favorite places to be. 250 00:16:21.681 --> 00:16:23.316 - I've noticed. 251 00:16:23.316 --> 00:16:25.252 - Plus, this spot allows me 252 00:16:25.285 --> 00:16:29.122 to watch everyone and narrow in on 253 00:16:29.156 --> 00:16:32.925 someone just dumb enough to challenge me to a game of cards. 254 00:16:34.094 --> 00:16:36.029 And as much as Johnny Ringo and I are staying 255 00:16:36.029 --> 00:16:39.932 out of each other's way, I do like to keep an eye on him. 256 00:16:46.005 --> 00:16:48.675 - You gonna take care of the bill for this? 257 00:16:48.675 --> 00:16:50.177 - Yeah. 258 00:16:50.177 --> 00:16:52.845 - You gonna take care of the bill for all the Cowboys? 259 00:16:55.048 --> 00:16:56.316 - Yeah, all of 'em. 260 00:17:07.294 --> 00:17:10.797 - Stick with me, Billy, I got big plans for the Cowboys. 261 00:17:12.465 --> 00:17:13.800 - Bigger jobs? 262 00:17:13.800 --> 00:17:15.001 More money I'm hopin'? 263 00:17:16.169 --> 00:17:17.370 - All in good time. 264 00:17:19.172 --> 00:17:20.507 How we doing on recruiting? 265 00:17:21.974 --> 00:17:24.477 - Well, there's different men coming in out of town 266 00:17:24.511 --> 00:17:25.345 all the time. 267 00:17:26.813 --> 00:17:29.649 - Yeah, they're coming in for the silver mine. 268 00:17:29.682 --> 00:17:31.251 We gotta catch 'em after they've been down 269 00:17:31.251 --> 00:17:32.485 in those hellholes. 270 00:17:32.519 --> 00:17:33.353 Gimme two. 271 00:17:34.554 --> 00:17:38.491 - Johnny, they just quit and leave town. 272 00:17:39.659 --> 00:17:42.262 - Yeah, but there's a time we could grab 'em. 273 00:17:42.262 --> 00:17:44.063 We're always needin' new blood. 274 00:17:56.276 --> 00:17:58.378 - So, Billy, I understand you've been 275 00:17:58.411 --> 00:18:01.013 spending a lot of time over at Cullen's saloon, 276 00:18:01.013 --> 00:18:02.249 which is kinda odd considerin' they don't do 277 00:18:02.249 --> 00:18:04.517 no whorin' over there. 278 00:18:04.551 --> 00:18:08.054 - Yeah, there's a pretty little lass over there. 279 00:18:09.021 --> 00:18:11.424 I've been keeping my eye on her. 280 00:18:11.424 --> 00:18:12.692 - Mm-hm. 281 00:18:12.725 --> 00:18:15.061 You lookin' to make that more permanent? 282 00:18:15.094 --> 00:18:16.429 - I'd like it to be. 283 00:18:16.429 --> 00:18:17.897 But there's one problem. 284 00:18:17.897 --> 00:18:19.532 There's more than one eye on her. 285 00:18:20.700 --> 00:18:21.868 - Yeah, well, listen. 286 00:18:22.769 --> 00:18:24.471 Now women are good to play with, 287 00:18:24.537 --> 00:18:27.374 but you don't want to go gettin' serious with one of 'em. 288 00:18:28.641 --> 00:18:30.210 - Now, what's wrong with that? 289 00:18:31.611 --> 00:18:33.446 - Well, what's wrong with it is they 290 00:18:33.446 --> 00:18:36.216 always interfere with your business. 291 00:18:36.216 --> 00:18:38.385 When they interfere with your business, 292 00:18:38.385 --> 00:18:40.553 they're interfering with my business. 293 00:18:40.587 --> 00:18:41.921 I can't put up with that. 294 00:18:43.256 --> 00:18:44.491 I got two pair. 295 00:18:44.491 --> 00:18:46.326 Queens and kings, ace high. 296 00:18:47.460 --> 00:18:48.428 - Okay, Johnny. 297 00:18:49.796 --> 00:18:50.630 Full house. 298 00:18:56.436 --> 00:18:58.405 - [Tom] So this Johnny Ringo fellow, 299 00:18:58.405 --> 00:18:59.472 he fancies himself to being 300 00:18:59.472 --> 00:19:01.341 leader of the cowboys? 301 00:19:01.408 --> 00:19:02.575 - [Billy] Yeah, he does. 302 00:19:04.977 --> 00:19:07.414 - [Tom] How long you think before I become the leader? 303 00:19:07.447 --> 00:19:09.749 - [Billy] Whoa, whoa, whoa, don't be talking 304 00:19:09.749 --> 00:19:10.917 like that around Johnny? 305 00:19:10.917 --> 00:19:11.751 - Why not? 306 00:19:13.152 --> 00:19:15.422 - He only made it so far 'cause so many people died. 307 00:19:15.422 --> 00:19:18.625 - Whoa, he killed all of 'em? 308 00:19:18.658 --> 00:19:20.260 - Hmph, not that I know of. 309 00:19:20.260 --> 00:19:22.762 Well, maybe one or two. 310 00:19:23.830 --> 00:19:26.366 (horse snorting) 311 00:19:26.366 --> 00:19:27.700 - How's them others die? 312 00:19:28.768 --> 00:19:31.471 - Eh, well, doin' what we do. 313 00:19:34.474 --> 00:19:36.209 You gotta handle yourself out here. 314 00:19:38.345 --> 00:19:40.313 - [Tom] Well, I'm a tough hombre all right. 315 00:19:40.347 --> 00:19:42.982 - [Billy] Yeah, we'll find out. 316 00:19:42.982 --> 00:19:45.151 You gotta be loyal to the Cowboys too, now. 317 00:19:46.319 --> 00:19:47.320 - [Tom] You can ask anyone I know. 318 00:19:47.354 --> 00:19:48.855 I'm loyal. 319 00:19:48.855 --> 00:19:51.123 - If anybody's a Cowboy, you gotta back 'em up, 320 00:19:51.157 --> 00:19:52.359 right or wrong. 321 00:19:53.360 --> 00:19:54.661 - All right. 322 00:19:54.694 --> 00:19:55.862 I reckon I can do that. 323 00:19:59.799 --> 00:20:00.633 (horse snorting) 324 00:20:00.667 --> 00:20:01.668 - We'll find out. 325 00:20:04.337 --> 00:20:07.073 (horse snorting) 326 00:20:10.042 --> 00:20:11.544 - Where you headed, Fred? 327 00:20:13.346 --> 00:20:17.517 - Well, I figured it's about time I go out and earn my pay. 328 00:20:19.386 --> 00:20:20.753 Been doing nothin' but paperwork 329 00:20:20.753 --> 00:20:22.255 for the last couple of days. 330 00:20:22.255 --> 00:20:25.325 - Well, doing paperwork's part of the job. 331 00:20:26.693 --> 00:20:29.262 - Johnny, you the sheriff of Cochise County. 332 00:20:30.397 --> 00:20:33.566 My territory's this little town right here. 333 00:20:33.600 --> 00:20:35.902 I gotta be out and about so people can see me. 334 00:20:37.370 --> 00:20:40.607 - Well, I hear there's a bunch of Cowboys in town today. 335 00:20:40.607 --> 00:20:42.241 There's bound to be trouble. 336 00:20:42.241 --> 00:20:45.345 - Wouldn't be Tombstone if it wasn't trouble, would it? 337 00:20:45.378 --> 00:20:46.346 - That's the truth. 338 00:20:46.346 --> 00:20:48.848 This place thrives on it. 339 00:20:48.881 --> 00:20:50.717 - That's why they call it a boom town. 340 00:20:54.354 --> 00:20:55.187 - What was her name? 341 00:20:55.187 --> 00:20:57.189 - Ah, don't remember 342 00:20:57.223 --> 00:20:59.459 (all laughing) 343 00:20:59.459 --> 00:21:02.094 - All right, fellas, y'all ain't supposed 344 00:21:02.094 --> 00:21:03.296 to be at the church. 345 00:21:03.363 --> 00:21:04.431 Y'all ain't supposed to have them guns. 346 00:21:04.431 --> 00:21:05.732 You know better. 347 00:21:05.765 --> 00:21:06.766 - No harm done. 348 00:21:07.967 --> 00:21:10.470 - Y'all headin' home or headin' to the saloons? 349 00:21:10.470 --> 00:21:12.305 - We're headed to the saloon. 350 00:21:12.305 --> 00:21:14.707 - Might don't make it there in my condition. 351 00:21:14.741 --> 00:21:16.976 (all laughing) 352 00:21:16.976 --> 00:21:19.278 - Well, y'all just check them guns in. 353 00:21:19.278 --> 00:21:21.414 You can pick 'em up on the way out of town. 354 00:21:22.649 --> 00:21:25.251 - But we like our guns, Marshal. 355 00:21:25.284 --> 00:21:27.053 - Yeah, I know, I know. 356 00:21:27.053 --> 00:21:28.287 You can give me the guns, or I'll put you 357 00:21:28.287 --> 00:21:30.590 and the guns in jail. 358 00:21:30.623 --> 00:21:31.824 - What now? 359 00:21:31.824 --> 00:21:32.992 You ain't serious. 360 00:21:32.992 --> 00:21:34.060 - I'm dead serious. 361 00:21:34.093 --> 00:21:35.728 You ain't gonna like it. 362 00:21:35.728 --> 00:21:37.930 - I bet I know what you wouldn't like. 363 00:21:37.964 --> 00:21:39.231 - What's that? 364 00:21:39.231 --> 00:21:40.900 - I bet you wouldn't like it if we shot you 365 00:21:40.933 --> 00:21:42.134 to pieces right now. 366 00:21:44.070 --> 00:21:45.405 - That ain't funny, fellows. 367 00:21:46.773 --> 00:21:48.775 - You broke the rules, Marshal. 368 00:21:48.775 --> 00:21:50.510 You don't tell Cowboys what to do. 369 00:21:53.613 --> 00:21:56.082 (guns firing) 370 00:21:59.686 --> 00:22:00.520 - What now? 371 00:22:02.422 --> 00:22:04.591 (sighing) 372 00:22:12.499 --> 00:22:15.835 (dramatic guitar music) 373 00:22:38.858 --> 00:22:39.959 Ah, no, Fred. 374 00:23:12.058 --> 00:23:15.061 - Y'all know what I hate more than anything? 375 00:23:15.061 --> 00:23:15.895 - Holliday? 376 00:23:17.497 --> 00:23:18.731 - You do know. 377 00:23:22.068 --> 00:23:26.773 Well, I guess I don't keep it much of a secret, do I? 378 00:23:34.547 --> 00:23:35.748 Tom, you and your brothers 379 00:23:35.748 --> 00:23:38.050 been riding with us for a while. 380 00:23:38.084 --> 00:23:39.586 You like it so far? 381 00:23:39.586 --> 00:23:41.020 - I must say I do, sir. 382 00:23:42.455 --> 00:23:43.590 - Call me Johnny. 383 00:23:45.057 --> 00:23:48.294 And I think I know what you like ridin' with the Cowboys. 384 00:23:48.294 --> 00:23:51.531 People get out of your way, give you 385 00:23:51.564 --> 00:23:52.732 a little bit of respect 386 00:23:52.765 --> 00:23:55.301 while you're walkin' down the street, right? 387 00:23:55.301 --> 00:23:56.903 - I must say I that I like that. 388 00:23:59.438 --> 00:24:02.074 - Looks like the Cowboys are recruiting again. 389 00:24:02.108 --> 00:24:04.243 Ringo's takin 'em younger and younger. 390 00:24:05.745 --> 00:24:09.749 - So Johnny Ringo fancies himself as the ringleader now. 391 00:24:09.749 --> 00:24:10.983 - He has for a while. 392 00:24:10.983 --> 00:24:12.919 Since he got out of prison. 393 00:24:12.952 --> 00:24:15.221 - They're pulling in money from somewhere. 394 00:24:15.221 --> 00:24:17.123 I'm seeing a piece of it. 395 00:24:17.123 --> 00:24:18.725 - Well, congratulations, Theresa. 396 00:24:18.758 --> 00:24:20.827 How them Cowboys treating you? 397 00:24:20.827 --> 00:24:22.094 - All right. 398 00:24:22.128 --> 00:24:24.430 I'll take any of 'em but that damned Ike Clanton. 399 00:24:24.430 --> 00:24:26.966 He's a mean-ass son of a bitch. 400 00:24:26.966 --> 00:24:28.668 - He ain't allowed in here anymore. 401 00:24:29.969 --> 00:24:31.237 - So we need to show the Earps 402 00:24:31.237 --> 00:24:33.172 and Holliday who's boss around here. 403 00:24:34.907 --> 00:24:36.576 - How, how do we do that? 404 00:24:37.977 --> 00:24:39.812 - Riding with Billy I'm guessing you got better 405 00:24:39.846 --> 00:24:41.013 with your pistol? 406 00:24:41.080 --> 00:24:42.782 - Better than I was. 407 00:24:42.815 --> 00:24:43.983 - Well, can you be counted on? 408 00:24:43.983 --> 00:24:45.351 You and your brother? 409 00:24:45.417 --> 00:24:46.485 - [Tom] Yes, sir. 410 00:24:48.487 --> 00:24:51.123 - I told you, don't call me sir. 411 00:24:51.157 --> 00:24:52.992 Call me sir again, and I'll kill you. 412 00:24:54.627 --> 00:24:55.461 - He means it. 413 00:24:58.297 --> 00:24:59.465 Why you so quiet, Tom? 414 00:25:01.433 --> 00:25:02.434 - [Tom] I don't know. 415 00:25:04.336 --> 00:25:05.705 I just been hearing things. 416 00:25:08.174 --> 00:25:09.676 - [Billy] Whatcha been hearing? 417 00:25:12.545 --> 00:25:13.646 - Like the Cowboys getting ready 418 00:25:13.680 --> 00:25:15.181 to start a war with the Earps. 419 00:25:17.016 --> 00:25:17.850 - Yeah. 420 00:25:19.151 --> 00:25:21.153 You heard that from Johnny Ringo? 421 00:25:21.187 --> 00:25:21.988 - No. 422 00:25:24.223 --> 00:25:26.392 A couple other of the Cowboys. 423 00:25:26.458 --> 00:25:27.326 What do you think? 424 00:25:29.729 --> 00:25:30.730 - [Billy] About what? 425 00:25:34.500 --> 00:25:37.837 - [Tom] Johnny Ringo asks us, should we fight the Earps? 426 00:25:40.039 --> 00:25:41.674 - [Billy] If he asks, you gotta. 427 00:25:46.312 --> 00:25:49.415 (wind howling) 428 00:25:49.415 --> 00:25:52.985 - Billy, I thought you said he wasn't gonna ask us 429 00:25:53.019 --> 00:25:55.321 to be in this fight. 430 00:25:55.321 --> 00:25:57.489 - Well, he asked, didn't he? 431 00:25:57.489 --> 00:25:58.991 You gotta do it, Tom. 432 00:25:58.991 --> 00:26:01.160 - Billy, I don't know about this. 433 00:26:01.193 --> 00:26:02.662 We gonna have to talk to Frank. 434 00:26:04.063 --> 00:26:06.498 - You and me's gonna talk to Frank together. 435 00:26:06.498 --> 00:26:07.900 Okay? 436 00:26:07.900 --> 00:26:09.568 - Yeah, I guess. 437 00:26:11.738 --> 00:26:13.339 - Stay strong, Tom. 438 00:26:15.074 --> 00:26:16.508 Can we get a drink over here? 439 00:26:18.044 --> 00:26:21.380 (dramatic guitar music) 440 00:26:21.413 --> 00:26:24.083 - Your little friend here looks concerned. 441 00:26:24.083 --> 00:26:25.417 - Got a lot on my mind. 442 00:26:26.352 --> 00:26:27.887 - Well, what can I get you two? 443 00:26:29.421 --> 00:26:31.023 - Give us each a whiskey. 444 00:26:32.524 --> 00:26:33.693 - I don't want nothin'. 445 00:26:35.527 --> 00:26:37.063 - Give us each a whiskey. 446 00:26:38.965 --> 00:26:39.766 - All right. 447 00:26:43.602 --> 00:26:45.772 (sighing) 448 00:27:03.455 --> 00:27:04.791 - Afternoon, Ike. 449 00:27:05.725 --> 00:27:06.993 - Sheriff. - Fellas. 450 00:27:06.993 --> 00:27:09.061 I been out and about this morning, 451 00:27:09.095 --> 00:27:12.765 and a little birdie told me that y'all expectin' 452 00:27:12.765 --> 00:27:17.770 to fight the Earps down here at the corral this afternoon. 453 00:27:20.272 --> 00:27:22.141 - Y'all know anything about that? 454 00:27:22.141 --> 00:27:23.910 - No, I ain't heard nothin'. 455 00:27:25.577 --> 00:27:26.979 - Sounds like you been talkin' 456 00:27:26.979 --> 00:27:29.315 to the wrong people, Sheriff. 457 00:27:29.315 --> 00:27:32.351 - Okay, but all I can tell you is I need your guns 458 00:27:32.418 --> 00:27:35.688 to take 'em up to the jail as long as you're here. 459 00:27:35.688 --> 00:27:37.757 Pick 'em up on the way out of town. 460 00:27:37.790 --> 00:27:40.092 - Come on, Johnny, we got an arrangement. 461 00:27:41.293 --> 00:27:44.964 - Dammit, I can't afford to have a full out war. 462 00:27:44.997 --> 00:27:47.633 Gotta have some kind of law and order around here. 463 00:28:20.032 --> 00:28:20.867 - In the bag. 464 00:28:25.537 --> 00:28:26.505 - You too, Ike. 465 00:28:28.808 --> 00:28:30.743 - You lucky I don't put it in your ass. 466 00:28:32.244 --> 00:28:34.546 - Appreciate your cooperation, fellas. 467 00:28:36.015 --> 00:28:39.685 (dramatic orchestral music) 468 00:28:42.721 --> 00:28:44.824 - Whatcha gonna do? 469 00:28:44.824 --> 00:28:46.658 - Where'd ya'll stash the other guns? 470 00:28:48.194 --> 00:28:50.396 - Over there behind the photography building. 471 00:28:52.731 --> 00:28:53.866 - We still gonna fight? 472 00:28:55.167 --> 00:28:57.169 - Hell, yeah, we still gonna fight. 473 00:28:58.670 --> 00:29:01.107 - Soon as the sheriff's out of sight, we head over. 474 00:29:02.374 --> 00:29:06.045 (dramatic orchestral music) 475 00:29:09.548 --> 00:29:13.352 - Virgil, Wyatt, y'all don't have to do this. 476 00:29:13.352 --> 00:29:17.589 I've already disarmed Ike and the rest of the Cowboys. 477 00:29:17.589 --> 00:29:18.858 - You disarmed them? 478 00:29:20.426 --> 00:29:22.361 I'm the marshal here, Johnny. 479 00:29:22.361 --> 00:29:23.529 Should be me doing that. 480 00:29:25.364 --> 00:29:28.267 - I'm not gonna argue the why's and the wherefore's. 481 00:29:29.535 --> 00:29:31.203 But I did disarm 'em. 482 00:29:33.139 --> 00:29:35.407 - How do we know you're tellin' the truth? 483 00:29:35.441 --> 00:29:38.277 - 'Cause I just put the guns in the jail, Morgan. 484 00:29:38.277 --> 00:29:40.980 Don't disrespect me, boy. 485 00:29:40.980 --> 00:29:43.282 - How about you don't call me boy. 486 00:29:43.282 --> 00:29:44.783 - All right, all right. 487 00:29:44.817 --> 00:29:46.152 We don't need this now. 488 00:29:48.287 --> 00:29:50.589 What's your thinkin' on this, Wyatt? 489 00:29:50.622 --> 00:29:52.591 - [Wyatt] We'll be seein' you around, Johnny. 490 00:29:58.965 --> 00:30:01.300 - If things go bad, Virgil, 491 00:30:01.300 --> 00:30:03.469 I'm gonna tell the judge everything. 492 00:30:04.403 --> 00:30:05.571 - [Virgil] You do that. 493 00:30:26.492 --> 00:30:27.826 - Ike, why don't we head over 494 00:30:27.860 --> 00:30:30.963 to the corral and wait on 'em there. 495 00:30:30.997 --> 00:30:31.830 - I like it here. 496 00:30:31.830 --> 00:30:32.664 Corral's too open. 497 00:30:40.106 --> 00:30:41.173 - Is that the church where they gunned down 498 00:30:41.173 --> 00:30:42.608 that other marshal? 499 00:30:43.509 --> 00:30:44.443 - Yes, it is. 500 00:30:53.185 --> 00:30:55.021 - I'm thinkin' this ain't a good idea. 501 00:30:56.055 --> 00:30:57.556 - Is he in or out, Billy? 502 00:30:57.623 --> 00:30:58.390 - He's in. 503 00:31:00.692 --> 00:31:01.460 - Shut up. 504 00:31:11.703 --> 00:31:14.173 - Well, look who's not here. 505 00:31:14.206 --> 00:31:15.341 - They're around somewhere. 506 00:31:15.341 --> 00:31:16.175 Keep an eye out. 507 00:31:21.547 --> 00:31:23.082 - Across the way. 508 00:31:23.082 --> 00:31:25.084 Photography studio. 509 00:31:25.084 --> 00:31:26.552 - Good eye, Virg. 510 00:31:26.552 --> 00:31:27.653 - Don't you forget it. 511 00:31:33.825 --> 00:31:34.826 - They're comin'. 512 00:31:34.860 --> 00:31:36.228 - Make sure you're loaded up. 513 00:31:36.228 --> 00:31:37.063 Stay close. 514 00:31:39.398 --> 00:31:43.269 (suspenseful orchestral music) 515 00:32:01.187 --> 00:32:02.854 - I thought they were disarmed. 516 00:32:02.854 --> 00:32:04.256 - Guess they found more guns. 517 00:32:06.725 --> 00:32:09.595 - Need you to turn in those pistols too, fellas. 518 00:32:09.595 --> 00:32:10.929 We can work this out. 519 00:32:12.598 --> 00:32:13.799 - We can work this out. 520 00:32:28.114 --> 00:32:29.281 - Stand down. 521 00:32:29.315 --> 00:32:30.816 This ain't the way it's gotta be. 522 00:32:30.882 --> 00:32:32.051 - Yeah, Morgan. 523 00:32:40.492 --> 00:32:42.328 (dramatic orchestral music) 524 00:32:42.328 --> 00:32:44.830 (guns firing) 525 00:34:13.719 --> 00:34:15.754 - Where you goin', Billy? 526 00:34:22.761 --> 00:34:25.397 - Johnny, you put the papers together for me? 527 00:34:26.732 --> 00:34:28.066 - Papers on what? 528 00:34:29.401 --> 00:34:33.539 - I want you to charge the Earps and Holliday with murder. 529 00:34:38.076 --> 00:34:40.412 - Sheriff, you and I been on good speaking terms 530 00:34:40.412 --> 00:34:42.848 here lately, but I got a problem. 531 00:34:42.881 --> 00:34:45.251 - What do you mean, Judge? 532 00:34:45.251 --> 00:34:47.018 - This problem behind me here. 533 00:34:47.052 --> 00:34:49.888 That's just plain stupid. 534 00:34:49.921 --> 00:34:53.692 - Sounds like a harsh piece of self-criticism, Judge. 535 00:34:53.692 --> 00:34:55.561 Considerin' the fact you signed the warrants 536 00:34:55.594 --> 00:34:57.062 on all these men. 537 00:34:57.062 --> 00:34:59.765 - Well, I had to sign 'em to keep Ike happy 538 00:34:59.765 --> 00:35:03.101 for a while so I could think of what to do. 539 00:35:03.135 --> 00:35:04.636 - So? 540 00:35:04.636 --> 00:35:05.771 Did you figure it out? 541 00:35:06.772 --> 00:35:08.440 - If you fellows are released 542 00:35:08.440 --> 00:35:10.209 on your own recognizance, 543 00:35:10.209 --> 00:35:12.378 you'll make court appearances, won't you? 544 00:35:14.613 --> 00:35:16.582 - We cooperated fully with the sheriff 545 00:35:16.582 --> 00:35:18.750 when he showed us those warrants. 546 00:35:18.784 --> 00:35:20.919 - We don't want any trouble, Judge. 547 00:35:20.919 --> 00:35:23.289 - I'm hirin' an outside investigatin' team 548 00:35:23.289 --> 00:35:25.157 to figure this thing out. 549 00:35:25.224 --> 00:35:29.060 These are people that neither side are familiar with. 550 00:35:29.060 --> 00:35:30.095 In 30 days I'll make 551 00:35:30.128 --> 00:35:32.731 a decision on these charges. 552 00:35:32.731 --> 00:35:35.834 Now between now and then I don't want one iota 553 00:35:35.834 --> 00:35:38.437 of trouble from you boys. 554 00:35:38.470 --> 00:35:40.272 You understand? 555 00:35:40.272 --> 00:35:41.106 (sighing) 556 00:35:41.106 --> 00:35:43.242 - We understand, sir. 557 00:35:43.242 --> 00:35:45.611 - What about the fourth warrant, Holliday? 558 00:35:46.978 --> 00:35:49.348 - Couldn't find him to serve the papers. 559 00:35:49.415 --> 00:35:51.583 - Probably sleepin' off a drunk. 560 00:35:51.583 --> 00:35:53.018 We'll tell him the deal. 561 00:35:53.018 --> 00:35:55.020 - I'm gonna hold you to that. 562 00:35:55.020 --> 00:35:56.422 Let 'em go, Sheriff. 563 00:35:57.923 --> 00:36:00.692 - So you're rescinding all four of these warrants? 564 00:36:00.692 --> 00:36:03.362 - Judge, what about reinstatin' my marshal position? 565 00:36:03.429 --> 00:36:06.131 - That's the town council that pulled that on you. 566 00:36:06.164 --> 00:36:08.099 You'll have to talk to them about that. 567 00:36:09.868 --> 00:36:11.870 Johnny, let these boys go. 568 00:36:13.004 --> 00:36:15.874 (thunder rumbling) 569 00:36:16.942 --> 00:36:18.277 - You and Ike are damn lucky 570 00:36:18.277 --> 00:36:20.479 to make it out of that fight still breathin'. 571 00:36:22.147 --> 00:36:24.550 - Yeah, but I lost Ike's brother. 572 00:36:26.017 --> 00:36:26.852 - Don't matter. 573 00:36:26.852 --> 00:36:27.853 He's replaceable. 574 00:36:29.988 --> 00:36:31.990 - It happened so fast, Johnny. 575 00:36:31.990 --> 00:36:33.124 Them Earp brothers. 576 00:36:33.124 --> 00:36:33.959 They hit us hard. 577 00:36:35.060 --> 00:36:37.028 - You did fight back, right? 578 00:36:40.366 --> 00:36:42.368 - Me and Ike got a couple off. 579 00:36:42.368 --> 00:36:43.469 Then we hightailed it. 580 00:36:44.670 --> 00:36:45.904 - Like I told you, 581 00:36:45.904 --> 00:36:48.006 that was a terrible place to make a stand. 582 00:36:51.142 --> 00:36:53.579 - What'd you hear about the other side? 583 00:36:53.579 --> 00:36:56.248 - They all got hit except Wyatt. 584 00:36:56.315 --> 00:36:57.215 Y'all done good. 585 00:37:01.052 --> 00:37:05.090 - So what we gonna do about the Earps? 586 00:37:06.057 --> 00:37:08.159 - Eh, no more stand offs. 587 00:37:09.928 --> 00:37:11.263 I got plans for them. 588 00:37:13.832 --> 00:37:18.270 - What do you mean? - Strike and run. 589 00:37:19.271 --> 00:37:20.706 At night, guerrilla style. 590 00:37:23.074 --> 00:37:23.875 - Mmmkay. 591 00:37:25.611 --> 00:37:28.780 You think I can help get rid of that Morgan? 592 00:37:31.182 --> 00:37:32.951 - Why sure. 593 00:37:32.951 --> 00:37:34.185 Like I said, I got plans. 594 00:37:44.596 --> 00:37:46.298 - Good afternoon, gentlemen. 595 00:37:46.298 --> 00:37:49.901 As you well know, this is my investigative team. 596 00:37:49.935 --> 00:37:53.071 Margaret Whitfield here is an investigative reporter 597 00:37:53.071 --> 00:37:55.407 from the Philadelphia Inquirer. 598 00:37:55.441 --> 00:37:57.443 - You're a long way from home. 599 00:37:57.443 --> 00:37:59.044 - I like to travel. 600 00:37:59.044 --> 00:38:00.812 - Standing next to her is Mason. 601 00:38:00.812 --> 00:38:02.814 He's a Pinkerton detective. 602 00:38:02.881 --> 00:38:04.249 - Really? - Yeah. 603 00:38:05.250 --> 00:38:06.885 - I didn't know they hired- 604 00:38:06.885 --> 00:38:08.554 - Halfbreeds? 605 00:38:08.554 --> 00:38:11.323 Well, I think I'm the first. 606 00:38:11.323 --> 00:38:13.825 - What do they hope to gain by working with you? 607 00:38:13.892 --> 00:38:18.330 - Well, some places, I can dig deeper than other folks. 608 00:38:18.330 --> 00:38:19.565 - Okay. 609 00:38:19.598 --> 00:38:21.667 I don't even know what that means. 610 00:38:21.667 --> 00:38:23.735 - I wouldn't worry about it, Wyatt. 611 00:38:23.769 --> 00:38:25.504 The important thing is these people 612 00:38:25.504 --> 00:38:29.007 have no connection to this area at all. 613 00:38:30.476 --> 00:38:33.479 I told you this would be a 30-day assignment, didn't I? 614 00:38:33.512 --> 00:38:35.013 - Close enough. 615 00:38:35.013 --> 00:38:37.315 We'll spend the first three weeks interviewing anyone 616 00:38:37.315 --> 00:38:39.918 who may be of interest to the investigation. 617 00:38:39.951 --> 00:38:43.121 We would appreciate some leads of who these people might be. 618 00:38:44.356 --> 00:38:46.257 Once we've completed our interviews, 619 00:38:46.291 --> 00:38:48.694 we'll spend a few days analyzing our findings, 620 00:38:48.694 --> 00:38:52.364 and then present our final report to Judge Wallace here. 621 00:38:52.431 --> 00:38:53.932 - When I get that report, 622 00:38:53.932 --> 00:38:58.003 I will immediately call another meeting like this one. 623 00:38:59.371 --> 00:39:01.006 Wyatt, where's Holliday? 624 00:39:05.010 --> 00:39:08.480 He most definitely needs to be at the next meeting. 625 00:39:08.480 --> 00:39:09.781 - We'll make sure, Judge. 626 00:39:20.459 --> 00:39:23.495 - Well, I want to thank you for moving the interview here 627 00:39:23.529 --> 00:39:26.832 as opposed to having it over at the newspaper office. 628 00:39:26.832 --> 00:39:29.568 We are constantly being watched. 629 00:39:29.568 --> 00:39:32.370 In fact, I walked in the office one day last week, 630 00:39:32.370 --> 00:39:34.973 and found a bullet hole in the front window. 631 00:39:35.006 --> 00:39:37.576 - Sounds like someone's trying to scare you. 632 00:39:37.576 --> 00:39:40.211 - [Plum] Nothing unusual in this town. 633 00:39:40.211 --> 00:39:43.482 Ma'am, I understand you're with the Philadelphia Inquirer. 634 00:39:43.515 --> 00:39:45.651 - Yes, I've been an investigative reporter 635 00:39:45.651 --> 00:39:48.153 with the Inquirer for 10 years. 636 00:39:48.153 --> 00:39:51.823 - Well, we are indeed honored to have you in our town. 637 00:39:51.857 --> 00:39:53.525 The Philadelphia Inquirer 638 00:39:53.559 --> 00:39:56.394 is a very well-respected institution. 639 00:39:56.394 --> 00:39:57.863 - Thank you. 640 00:39:57.896 --> 00:40:00.398 I certainly hope I can live up to your expectations. 641 00:40:00.398 --> 00:40:03.001 I would like to know more about your publication, 642 00:40:03.034 --> 00:40:04.503 The Epitaph. 643 00:40:04.503 --> 00:40:06.838 It is quite a distinctive name for a newspaper, 644 00:40:06.872 --> 00:40:09.508 if maybe a little- 645 00:40:09.508 --> 00:40:11.276 - Morose? - Mmmmmm 646 00:40:11.276 --> 00:40:13.445 - Many people feel that way, 647 00:40:13.512 --> 00:40:16.448 but you certainly don't forget the name. 648 00:40:16.448 --> 00:40:20.185 After all, no Tombstone is complete without its Epitaph. 649 00:40:20.218 --> 00:40:23.054 - May I quote you on that? - Oh, you certainly may. 650 00:40:23.054 --> 00:40:25.591 - Now I have read several articles of The Epitaph, 651 00:40:25.591 --> 00:40:28.093 as well as some of those from your competitor. 652 00:40:28.093 --> 00:40:29.427 - Yes, uh, The Nugget. 653 00:40:29.427 --> 00:40:30.896 That's published by Harry Woodward. 654 00:40:30.929 --> 00:40:35.366 - Mmm, yes, he refused to grant me an interview. 655 00:40:35.366 --> 00:40:36.602 Thank you for doing so. 656 00:40:36.602 --> 00:40:38.770 - I have nothing to hide. 657 00:40:40.739 --> 00:40:43.441 - Now in reading the articles in the two papers, 658 00:40:43.441 --> 00:40:47.646 I noticed two very different and obvious political leanings. 659 00:40:47.713 --> 00:40:49.114 - Absolutely. 660 00:40:49.114 --> 00:40:51.950 The Epitaph supports law and order in Tombstone, 661 00:40:51.983 --> 00:40:55.053 and, therefore, we support the lawmen. 662 00:40:55.086 --> 00:40:58.389 - Namely the Earps. - Well, for the moment, yes. 663 00:41:00.058 --> 00:41:01.560 The Nugget, though, on the other hand, 664 00:41:01.560 --> 00:41:05.396 supports the interests of the cattlemen and the ranchers. 665 00:41:05.430 --> 00:41:08.500 - The two political leanings are quite obvious, 666 00:41:08.500 --> 00:41:11.937 not just in the editorials but in the articles themselves. 667 00:41:11.970 --> 00:41:13.805 - The people like it that way. 668 00:41:13.805 --> 00:41:14.773 - I see. 669 00:41:16.474 --> 00:41:19.144 You know that is not standard journalism. 670 00:41:19.144 --> 00:41:21.947 At the Inquirer, we do pride ourselves on being 671 00:41:21.980 --> 00:41:25.651 as objective as possible in recording our news. 672 00:41:25.651 --> 00:41:29.254 - Well, there's no way that we could do that around here. 673 00:41:29.287 --> 00:41:31.790 Now in September I organized a group 674 00:41:31.823 --> 00:41:35.994 that I called the Committee for Safety for Tombstone. 675 00:41:35.994 --> 00:41:38.964 Law and order is the responsibility 676 00:41:38.964 --> 00:41:41.466 of every able-bodied citizen. 677 00:41:41.499 --> 00:41:44.435 - So can you recommend some able-bodied citizens who 678 00:41:44.435 --> 00:41:46.437 would be willing to talk to me? 679 00:41:46.471 --> 00:41:48.974 - Oh, yes, I certainly can. 680 00:41:48.974 --> 00:41:52.343 But there is one, no doubt, Addie Burlson, 681 00:41:52.343 --> 00:41:54.680 she is not going to give you an interview. 682 00:41:54.713 --> 00:41:56.548 - I haven't heard that name before. 683 00:41:56.548 --> 00:41:58.149 Why would she not want to talk to me? 684 00:41:58.183 --> 00:42:00.351 - Well, Miss Addie is a business person, 685 00:42:00.351 --> 00:42:04.055 she's a dressmaker, and she's very well known. 686 00:42:04.122 --> 00:42:06.291 Her house is across Fremont 687 00:42:06.291 --> 00:42:08.459 from where the gunfight occurred. 688 00:42:08.493 --> 00:42:10.028 - [Margaret] Did she see anything? 689 00:42:10.028 --> 00:42:12.564 - She was at the window of her house and looked out 690 00:42:12.631 --> 00:42:15.300 and saw the two lines forming up. 691 00:42:15.300 --> 00:42:19.838 Now she told me that she did not see any hands go up, 692 00:42:19.871 --> 00:42:21.907 as the Cowboys are asserting. 693 00:42:23.341 --> 00:42:26.745 When that first shot rang out, she ran from the window. 694 00:42:26.745 --> 00:42:27.913 - That was wise of her. 695 00:42:29.080 --> 00:42:31.583 Now are there any people who saw the gunfight 696 00:42:31.650 --> 00:42:33.985 who would be willing to grant me an interview. 697 00:42:33.985 --> 00:42:37.255 - Ah, there's this engineer, this engineer came into town. 698 00:42:37.255 --> 00:42:38.356 A Mr. Sill. 699 00:42:40.025 --> 00:42:43.028 Mr. Sill saw everything from Fremont. 700 00:42:43.061 --> 00:42:43.929 - Is he still in town? 701 00:42:43.929 --> 00:42:45.163 - Yes, he is. 702 00:42:45.196 --> 00:42:47.866 He arrived on the day of the gunfight. 703 00:42:47.899 --> 00:42:50.836 Now, can you imagine this. 704 00:42:50.836 --> 00:42:54.405 Walk into a new town for the first time, 705 00:42:54.405 --> 00:42:55.907 and then you're confronted by this! 706 00:42:55.941 --> 00:42:58.009 - If that's the case, he most likely 707 00:42:58.043 --> 00:43:01.179 was not familiar with anyone in that gunfight. 708 00:43:01.179 --> 00:43:04.683 - Oh, when he got to Tombstone, he didn't know anybody. 709 00:43:04.683 --> 00:43:07.753 (train bell ringing) 710 00:43:20.198 --> 00:43:22.734 - Thank you for talking with me today, Mr. Hills. 711 00:43:22.768 --> 00:43:23.969 - My pleasure, Ma'am. 712 00:43:23.969 --> 00:43:26.972 And I just want to say that I owe no allegiance 713 00:43:27.038 --> 00:43:29.207 to anyone in Tombstone. 714 00:43:29.207 --> 00:43:31.442 - That is quite obvious from your frankness 715 00:43:31.442 --> 00:43:32.778 in our discussion. 716 00:43:32.778 --> 00:43:35.080 - I just hope what I had to say offers some help. 717 00:43:35.113 --> 00:43:36.414 - I believe it will. 718 00:43:36.414 --> 00:43:37.983 My next step will be to compare notes 719 00:43:37.983 --> 00:43:40.752 with my partner in this investigation. 720 00:43:40.786 --> 00:43:43.588 - And then I take it you'll be leaving our fair little town? 721 00:43:43.588 --> 00:43:46.758 - I probably will, unless I'm needed for anything else. 722 00:43:46.792 --> 00:43:50.962 - Your main employer is the Philadelphia Inquirer, 723 00:43:50.962 --> 00:43:51.930 am I correct? 724 00:43:51.930 --> 00:43:53.598 - [Margaret] That is correct. 725 00:43:53.631 --> 00:43:56.167 - So I suppose there's a big difference 726 00:43:56.167 --> 00:43:57.635 between living up there 727 00:43:57.635 --> 00:44:00.672 in the big cities and these little towns out here. 728 00:44:00.739 --> 00:44:02.140 - I was raised in a small town, 729 00:44:02.140 --> 00:44:03.641 but I've traveled quite a lot, 730 00:44:03.641 --> 00:44:06.511 and I've grown accustomed to life in the big city. 731 00:44:06.577 --> 00:44:09.647 But I must say, Tombstone is quite interesting. 732 00:44:09.647 --> 00:44:11.149 For a town like this, 733 00:44:11.182 --> 00:44:15.486 the level of mischief rivals anything anywhere I've seen. 734 00:44:15.486 --> 00:44:18.757 - Well, I'm from New Jersey myself, right across the river. 735 00:44:18.790 --> 00:44:21.492 I suppose you can tell a little bit by my accent. 736 00:44:21.492 --> 00:44:23.161 - [Margaret] Just a bit. 737 00:44:23.194 --> 00:44:25.931 - And I make it a point not to involve myself 738 00:44:25.964 --> 00:44:29.167 in any of the politics or dramatics 739 00:44:29.167 --> 00:44:30.836 of any town I'm stationed in. 740 00:44:30.869 --> 00:44:33.204 - That is a good idea. 741 00:44:33.271 --> 00:44:35.473 Of all the people I spoke to, 742 00:44:35.506 --> 00:44:39.144 you were the only one who was neutral in these matters. 743 00:44:39.144 --> 00:44:41.713 - So I take it you'd prefer if I kept 744 00:44:41.713 --> 00:44:45.150 any talk of our interview to myself. 745 00:44:45.183 --> 00:44:47.853 - That would also be a good idea. 746 00:44:47.853 --> 00:44:51.689 Now it could be dangerous for you if some groups 747 00:44:51.689 --> 00:44:54.993 or maybe even a few individuals knew that you 748 00:44:55.026 --> 00:44:59.130 actually provided honest testimony about what you saw. 749 00:44:59.130 --> 00:45:00.966 - I appreciate your clarity, ma'am. 750 00:45:00.966 --> 00:45:03.969 (train bell ringing) 751 00:45:17.182 --> 00:45:19.584 - Thank you for taking the time out of your busy day to talk 752 00:45:19.584 --> 00:45:20.418 to me, Sheriff. 753 00:45:22.053 --> 00:45:23.554 - [Behan] No problem. 754 00:45:23.554 --> 00:45:25.323 Hope I can help. 755 00:45:25.356 --> 00:45:26.524 - So do I. 756 00:45:26.524 --> 00:45:28.193 I understand you were one of the first 757 00:45:28.226 --> 00:45:30.661 to see what happened at that gunfight. 758 00:45:30.661 --> 00:45:32.663 - Yeah, I was the first lawman there. 759 00:45:32.697 --> 00:45:34.866 I got there about 10 after three. 760 00:45:34.900 --> 00:45:37.335 - [Margaret] And what did you see? 761 00:45:37.335 --> 00:45:39.704 - Well, Tom and Frank McLaury 762 00:45:41.172 --> 00:45:44.009 and Ike's brother Billy was layin' dead in the ground. 763 00:45:44.009 --> 00:45:47.445 From what I understand, Ike Clanton and Billy Claiborne 764 00:45:47.445 --> 00:45:50.081 took off right after the shooting started. 765 00:45:50.081 --> 00:45:51.382 - [Margaret] What about the Earp brothers? 766 00:45:51.416 --> 00:45:52.750 And Holliday? 767 00:45:52.750 --> 00:45:54.019 - They were already gone. 768 00:45:55.420 --> 00:45:57.923 I found out later that Wyatt had taken 769 00:45:57.923 --> 00:46:00.792 Morgan and Virgil to the doctor's office. 770 00:46:00.859 --> 00:46:02.593 They said Holliday come strollin' 771 00:46:02.593 --> 00:46:04.896 in a few minutes after that. 772 00:46:04.930 --> 00:46:06.264 - Mmm. 773 00:46:06.264 --> 00:46:08.433 And what did you do when you first arrived? 774 00:46:09.567 --> 00:46:11.069 - First I identified the men 775 00:46:11.069 --> 00:46:14.739 that were dead, and I tried to see where they were hit at. 776 00:46:14.772 --> 00:46:17.108 About five minutes later, Wyatt showed up 777 00:46:17.108 --> 00:46:18.276 and acted like he owned the place. 778 00:46:18.276 --> 00:46:20.078 - And what did he tell you? 779 00:46:21.446 --> 00:46:22.613 - He said him and his brothers 780 00:46:22.647 --> 00:46:24.215 and Holliday started shooting 781 00:46:24.249 --> 00:46:26.251 about the same time as the other group. 782 00:46:28.719 --> 00:46:30.989 - Was Wyatt Earp injured at all? 783 00:46:30.989 --> 00:46:32.323 - No, miraculously. 784 00:46:33.791 --> 00:46:35.894 - [Margaret] Sounds like you don't care for the man. 785 00:46:35.894 --> 00:46:38.729 - Well, he ran against me for sheriff here. 786 00:46:38.763 --> 00:46:39.965 - [Margaret] But you won. 787 00:46:41.166 --> 00:46:43.001 - But he slandered my name from here 788 00:46:43.001 --> 00:46:44.769 to the other side of the county. 789 00:46:44.802 --> 00:46:45.971 - Really? 790 00:46:45.971 --> 00:46:47.472 And how so? 791 00:46:47.472 --> 00:46:48.940 - Run around telling everybody 792 00:46:48.974 --> 00:46:51.809 I was in cahoots with the Cowboys. 793 00:46:51.809 --> 00:46:54.812 - [Margaret] Do you mean cowboys as in local ranch hands, 794 00:46:54.812 --> 00:46:56.314 or the gang? 795 00:46:56.347 --> 00:46:57.916 - No, the Cowboys are a group 796 00:46:57.949 --> 00:47:01.853 of men that identify theirselves by wearing red sashes. 797 00:47:01.853 --> 00:47:02.921 - I have heard of them. 798 00:47:02.954 --> 00:47:04.422 They have a reputation here 799 00:47:04.422 --> 00:47:07.258 for cattle rustling and general lawlessness. 800 00:47:08.459 --> 00:47:11.129 - [Behan] That sounds like the Earps talking. 801 00:47:11.129 --> 00:47:12.363 - So how do you see them? 802 00:47:12.363 --> 00:47:14.432 - They've helped a lot of small ranchers out 803 00:47:14.465 --> 00:47:17.035 in the county keep away the bad elements. 804 00:47:17.035 --> 00:47:18.469 - I see. 805 00:47:18.503 --> 00:47:23.174 And so, these men shooting against the Earps and Holliday, 806 00:47:24.275 --> 00:47:26.144 were they Cowboys? - They were. 807 00:47:32.450 --> 00:47:35.653 - Sheriff, you know this investigation is just beginning. 808 00:47:35.686 --> 00:47:37.822 Would you mind if I stop by in a few more days 809 00:47:37.822 --> 00:47:39.657 to ask more questions if necessary 810 00:47:40.691 --> 00:47:41.893 - No problem, ma'am. 811 00:47:41.960 --> 00:47:43.694 Hope I can help. - Thank you. 812 00:47:58.209 --> 00:48:01.312 - Damn, Joe, you gonna stare at Morgan all night? 813 00:48:01.312 --> 00:48:03.748 - I'm sorry, Morgan, am I making you uncomfortable? 814 00:48:04.983 --> 00:48:06.684 - Maybe a bit, Joe. 815 00:48:06.717 --> 00:48:08.653 Did you want to ask me somethin'? 816 00:48:08.653 --> 00:48:11.856 - Yeah, did it hurt? - Hell yes it hurt. 817 00:48:11.889 --> 00:48:13.391 I got shot. 818 00:48:13.391 --> 00:48:14.559 - So does it still hurt? 819 00:48:15.660 --> 00:48:18.496 - Yes, Joe, it still hurts. 820 00:48:18.529 --> 00:48:20.865 - [Joe] Where did the bullet hit you exactly? 821 00:48:20.898 --> 00:48:25.736 - Well, doc says it hit my shoulder blade, 822 00:48:25.736 --> 00:48:28.339 turned, then took a piece of my backbone. 823 00:48:28.373 --> 00:48:30.675 - Ow! - Yep. 824 00:48:30.675 --> 00:48:33.378 - I never met anyone in a real gunfight before. 825 00:48:33.411 --> 00:48:36.681 - Well, hallelujah and all that. 826 00:48:36.681 --> 00:48:38.183 - Sounds like you got lucky 827 00:49:01.372 --> 00:49:05.110 - I just paid my second visit to Mama McLaury. 828 00:49:07.578 --> 00:49:10.948 She's all broke up about her boys, especially Tom. 829 00:49:12.117 --> 00:49:13.218 That was her baby. 830 00:49:14.619 --> 00:49:19.490 - Billy, Morgan, I don't want no trouble in here. 831 00:49:19.490 --> 00:49:21.559 - What can I get you, Billy? 832 00:49:21.592 --> 00:49:22.460 - [Billy] Whiskey. 833 00:49:26.264 --> 00:49:28.066 Why don't you have a seat over here? 834 00:49:29.967 --> 00:49:31.802 - I don't think that would be wise. 835 00:49:31.836 --> 00:49:32.770 I'm workin'. 836 00:49:34.805 --> 00:49:38.909 - So Elaina, you'll sit at his table but not mine? 837 00:49:38.909 --> 00:49:41.346 - Are you still beatin' that dead horse, Billy? 838 00:49:42.647 --> 00:49:44.415 There ain't nothin' between us. 839 00:49:44.449 --> 00:49:45.950 He's married. 840 00:49:45.950 --> 00:49:47.652 Her name is Louise. 841 00:49:47.652 --> 00:49:48.486 I've met her. 842 00:49:48.486 --> 00:49:49.487 She's nice. 843 00:49:50.988 --> 00:49:53.691 - Well, it's good he knows not to mess with my girl. 844 00:49:53.691 --> 00:49:56.127 - Will you quit with that for once? 845 00:49:56.161 --> 00:49:58.129 Don't you go insinuatin' nothin'. 846 00:49:58.129 --> 00:49:59.930 That ain't gonna happen, Billy. 847 00:50:07.338 --> 00:50:10.341 (suspenseful music) 848 00:50:18.883 --> 00:50:20.718 - How's your hand, Mr. Holliday? 849 00:50:21.619 --> 00:50:22.887 - Well, it's comin' along. 850 00:50:24.222 --> 00:50:27.225 - May I ask you a few questions about the gunfight? 851 00:50:27.225 --> 00:50:29.227 - I suppose, though I imagine you've heard it 852 00:50:29.227 --> 00:50:31.028 from other sources. 853 00:50:31.028 --> 00:50:33.531 - I'd like to investigate all the sources. 854 00:50:34.699 --> 00:50:36.167 I was told that the Cowboys 855 00:50:36.201 --> 00:50:39.137 raised their hands when the gunfight first started. 856 00:50:39.137 --> 00:50:40.638 (scoffing) 857 00:50:40.671 --> 00:50:42.840 - Nobody raised their hands, we just started shooting. 858 00:50:42.873 --> 00:50:45.310 - What did you see happen in the first few seconds 859 00:50:45.310 --> 00:50:46.311 of that gunfight? 860 00:50:47.545 --> 00:50:49.580 - I don't know, I was movin'. 861 00:50:49.580 --> 00:50:51.716 - [Margaret] Was everyone moving? 862 00:50:51.716 --> 00:50:55.320 - Well, not Wyatt, he was still as a statue. 863 00:50:55.353 --> 00:50:57.255 - [Margaret] Did he get hurt at all? 864 00:50:57.255 --> 00:50:59.690 - No, but he took four bullet holes in the coat. 865 00:51:01.159 --> 00:51:03.861 - So the men shooting at you, were they all Cowboys? 866 00:51:05.563 --> 00:51:07.064 - Well, they appeared to be. 867 00:51:08.499 --> 00:51:10.935 - I understand you were familiar with the leader 868 00:51:10.935 --> 00:51:13.871 of the Cowboys, Johnny Ringo. 869 00:51:13.904 --> 00:51:16.006 - Did Wyatt tell you that? - He did not. 870 00:51:17.708 --> 00:51:19.610 - Have you talked to Wyatt? 871 00:51:19.610 --> 00:51:22.847 - Mr. Holliday, I would like to know your perception 872 00:51:22.880 --> 00:51:23.714 of the gunfight. 873 00:51:25.082 --> 00:51:27.585 - Hmmph, I'm in the middle of a game right now, 874 00:51:27.618 --> 00:51:29.454 and I need to get back to it, 875 00:51:29.454 --> 00:51:34.192 so if you'll excuse me, ma'am, good day. 876 00:51:34.225 --> 00:51:35.193 - Miss Whitfield. 877 00:51:36.894 --> 00:51:39.364 - I don't think Doc wants to talk about the gunfight. 878 00:51:39.364 --> 00:51:40.731 - [Margaret] Apparently now. 879 00:51:43.100 --> 00:51:44.969 - Theresa and I can tell you what we know, 880 00:51:44.969 --> 00:51:47.972 and what we've heard around here, but not now. 881 00:51:47.972 --> 00:51:50.107 We gotta wait 'til the place is empty, 882 00:51:50.107 --> 00:51:51.776 when there's no one else around. 883 00:51:51.776 --> 00:51:53.043 - You tell me when. 884 00:51:53.077 --> 00:51:53.878 I'll be here. 885 00:51:55.313 --> 00:51:58.416 So this Johnny Ringo is the leader of the Cowboys? 886 00:51:58.449 --> 00:51:59.750 - Seems to be. 887 00:51:59.750 --> 00:52:02.253 He approves all the new recruits. 888 00:52:02.287 --> 00:52:04.054 - He and Doc Holliday know each other 889 00:52:04.054 --> 00:52:07.758 from a piece back, since before Johnny went to prison. 890 00:52:07.792 --> 00:52:09.294 - [Margaret] When did Johnny get out? 891 00:52:09.294 --> 00:52:10.461 - Not that long ago. 892 00:52:13.264 --> 00:52:14.932 - What kind of man is he? 893 00:52:14.932 --> 00:52:16.401 - Mean. 894 00:52:16.401 --> 00:52:19.237 And when he's drunk, which is a lot of the time, 895 00:52:19.270 --> 00:52:20.505 he's a mean drunk. 896 00:52:21.806 --> 00:52:24.108 - And what about the rest of the Cowboys? 897 00:52:24.975 --> 00:52:26.344 - Some are just kids. 898 00:52:27.412 --> 00:52:30.014 Some are rough, real rough. 899 00:52:31.416 --> 00:52:33.584 They're all in cahoots with the ranchers 900 00:52:33.584 --> 00:52:35.986 and cattlemen out in the county. 901 00:52:35.986 --> 00:52:36.787 - Cahoots. 902 00:52:37.988 --> 00:52:39.824 - The Cowboys are cattle rustlers. 903 00:52:40.991 --> 00:52:43.994 - They steal livestock from out in the county 904 00:52:43.994 --> 00:52:46.431 and sell it to the ranchers here. 905 00:52:46.464 --> 00:52:49.300 The ranchers turn around and sell the cattle quick. 906 00:52:49.334 --> 00:52:51.436 Everyone makes a comfortable profit. 907 00:52:51.436 --> 00:52:53.438 - [Margaret] How long has this been going on? 908 00:52:53.471 --> 00:52:54.339 - Years. 909 00:52:55.706 --> 00:52:58.042 - Why doesn't the sheriff put a stop to it? 910 00:52:58.108 --> 00:52:59.644 - Behan? 911 00:52:59.677 --> 00:53:01.479 He ain't no kind of sheriff. 912 00:53:01.479 --> 00:53:04.048 - No matter how rough the Cowboys get, 913 00:53:04.048 --> 00:53:07.151 Sheriff Behan just looks the other way. 914 00:53:07.184 --> 00:53:09.186 He gets paid by his job. 915 00:53:09.186 --> 00:53:11.689 He gets paid by the Cowboys. 916 00:53:11.689 --> 00:53:13.858 And he gets paid by the ranchers. 917 00:53:13.891 --> 00:53:16.661 - Sounds like there's a lot of money involved. 918 00:53:16.694 --> 00:53:18.329 - Compare it like this. 919 00:53:18.329 --> 00:53:22.467 Virgil Earp, who's been a marshal here off and on, 920 00:53:22.467 --> 00:53:25.336 gets paid $100 a month. 921 00:53:25.370 --> 00:53:30.375 I understand Sheriff Behan sees 3000 a month, maybe more. 922 00:53:32.310 --> 00:53:33.744 - He don't answer to no one. 923 00:53:35.346 --> 00:53:37.815 - Why do they hate Holliday and the Earps? 924 00:53:37.815 --> 00:53:40.150 - On account of they stood up to the Cowboys. 925 00:53:41.552 --> 00:53:45.356 - Cowboys don't run this saloon, but we can't turn 'em away. 926 00:53:45.356 --> 00:53:49.660 - They got their claws into so many things around this town. 927 00:53:49.660 --> 00:53:51.862 - And not just out in the county. 928 00:53:51.896 --> 00:53:53.398 On the day after the gunfight, 929 00:53:53.398 --> 00:53:54.899 the bodies of those Cowboys 930 00:53:54.932 --> 00:53:58.269 were put on display in the window of the undertakers. 931 00:53:59.437 --> 00:54:01.038 There was a sign that was put up 932 00:54:01.071 --> 00:54:04.742 that read "Murdered in the streets of Tombstone." 933 00:54:14.919 --> 00:54:15.753 - What's this place? 934 00:54:15.753 --> 00:54:17.187 - The McLaury ranch. 935 00:54:18.289 --> 00:54:19.223 - Two of them boys who got killed 936 00:54:19.256 --> 00:54:20.958 in that gunfight were McLaury's. 937 00:54:20.958 --> 00:54:22.960 - Yes, Tom and Frank. 938 00:54:23.027 --> 00:54:26.030 Their mother, Mama McLaury, is the one I want to interview. 939 00:54:27.031 --> 00:54:28.098 - Think I should stay out here? 940 00:54:28.098 --> 00:54:29.434 For security? 941 00:54:29.467 --> 00:54:30.701 - That's a good idea. 942 00:54:30.735 --> 00:54:33.404 A woman will talk more openly to another woman. 943 00:54:34.539 --> 00:54:36.040 - [Mason] Can't argue with that. 944 00:54:36.040 --> 00:54:38.242 - Just for the record, ma'am, I know the people 945 00:54:38.275 --> 00:54:41.278 around here call you Mama McLaury, but I'm sure you do 946 00:54:41.278 --> 00:54:42.613 have a first name. 947 00:54:42.613 --> 00:54:43.448 - 'Course I do. 948 00:54:43.448 --> 00:54:44.749 It's Angelica. 949 00:54:44.782 --> 00:54:46.951 - That's a beautiful name. - Thank you. 950 00:54:46.951 --> 00:54:49.554 - I'd like to begin by offering my condolences 951 00:54:49.554 --> 00:54:52.289 on the death of your two sons, Tom and Frank. 952 00:54:52.289 --> 00:54:55.660 - Miss Whitfield, why did you never marry and have children? 953 00:54:56.894 --> 00:54:59.597 - I could not be a reporter and a wife. 954 00:54:59.630 --> 00:55:01.966 - Well, then, let me tell you somethin'. 955 00:55:01.966 --> 00:55:04.569 Until you've lost a child of your own, 956 00:55:04.569 --> 00:55:07.071 you don't know how deep sadness can run. 957 00:55:08.272 --> 00:55:12.276 I loved both my boys, I truly did, but Thomas, 958 00:55:13.478 --> 00:55:14.979 he was my baby. 959 00:55:14.979 --> 00:55:16.180 You understand? 960 00:55:17.314 --> 00:55:19.650 He was a beautiful baby. 961 00:55:19.650 --> 00:55:22.520 He was a gift sent straight from heaven. 962 00:55:22.587 --> 00:55:26.023 - Again, ma'am, I am very sorry for your loss. 963 00:55:27.658 --> 00:55:31.128 - Pardon me for being so forthright, Miss Whitfield, but who 964 00:55:31.128 --> 00:55:33.631 exactly do you work for? 965 00:55:33.631 --> 00:55:36.867 - I'm a reporter with the Philadelphia Inquirer. 966 00:55:36.867 --> 00:55:38.369 I was hired by Judge Wallace, 967 00:55:38.436 --> 00:55:40.671 along with a Pinkerton investigator, 968 00:55:40.671 --> 00:55:43.474 to gather evidence as neutral parties. 969 00:55:43.508 --> 00:55:45.976 He needs to determine whether or not the Earps 970 00:55:45.976 --> 00:55:47.845 and Doc Holliday should stand trial 971 00:55:47.845 --> 00:55:50.114 for their actions in the gunfight. 972 00:55:50.147 --> 00:55:51.982 - Well of course they need to stand trial! 973 00:55:52.016 --> 00:55:54.018 A very public trial! 974 00:55:54.018 --> 00:55:56.053 - So that is what you would like to see. 975 00:55:56.120 --> 00:55:58.022 - Everyone in the county would demand it. 976 00:55:58.022 --> 00:56:00.224 Everyone knew they were good boys. 977 00:56:00.290 --> 00:56:03.894 - But they were part of a group that often operated 978 00:56:03.894 --> 00:56:05.362 outside the law. 979 00:56:05.362 --> 00:56:08.365 - You mean the Cowboys? - That's exactly who I mean. 980 00:56:08.399 --> 00:56:11.068 - Oh, that's just the town people talking. 981 00:56:11.135 --> 00:56:13.070 They have done some good things for the people 982 00:56:13.070 --> 00:56:14.839 out here in the county. 983 00:56:14.872 --> 00:56:16.541 - I see. 984 00:56:16.541 --> 00:56:20.010 Ma'am, did Tom and Frank ever talk to you 985 00:56:20.044 --> 00:56:21.546 about that gunfight? 986 00:56:21.546 --> 00:56:24.014 - Well, no, not to me. 987 00:56:24.048 --> 00:56:26.551 But they wouldn't cook up something like this anyways. 988 00:56:27.718 --> 00:56:30.154 - So who do you think might have done it? 989 00:56:30.187 --> 00:56:32.757 - I think it was that Johnny Ringo feller. 990 00:56:32.757 --> 00:56:35.560 - So you believe Johnny Ringo put your boys up for 991 00:56:35.560 --> 00:56:37.562 that fight with the Earps. 992 00:56:37.595 --> 00:56:38.896 - I didn't say that. 993 00:56:38.896 --> 00:56:40.030 And I ain't sayin' that. 994 00:56:40.064 --> 00:56:41.766 All I'm sayin' is my boys 995 00:56:41.766 --> 00:56:45.369 weren't the kind to do somethin' like that. 996 00:56:46.737 --> 00:56:48.405 They were good boys. 997 00:56:49.707 --> 00:56:51.275 - Thank you, ma'am. 998 00:56:55.446 --> 00:56:57.381 The poor lady is in mourning. 999 00:56:57.414 --> 00:56:59.416 She lost two sons. 1000 00:56:59.416 --> 00:57:00.618 Tom was the youngest. 1001 00:57:00.685 --> 00:57:03.353 He used to talk to her a lot about the Cowboys. 1002 00:57:03.353 --> 00:57:04.522 And Johnny Ringo. 1003 00:57:05.456 --> 00:57:06.557 - Ringo? 1004 00:57:06.591 --> 00:57:08.058 I've heard that name before. 1005 00:57:08.058 --> 00:57:09.527 - I'm learning it. 1006 00:57:09.527 --> 00:57:12.362 But you're more familiar with these parts than I am. 1007 00:57:12.396 --> 00:57:15.199 Seems Johnny Ringo fancies himself the leader 1008 00:57:15.199 --> 00:57:16.233 of these Cowboys. 1009 00:57:17.434 --> 00:57:18.803 - You think he could have put those boys up 1010 00:57:18.803 --> 00:57:20.705 to that fight with the Earps? 1011 00:57:20.738 --> 00:57:22.406 - I think that's a possibility. 1012 00:57:23.307 --> 00:57:24.809 - [Mason] Anything else? 1013 00:57:24.809 --> 00:57:27.111 - She said to be careful of Ike Clanton. 1014 00:57:27.111 --> 00:57:29.780 He's not very fond of women. 1015 00:57:29.814 --> 00:57:32.149 Seems he's been known for being rough with some 1016 00:57:32.149 --> 00:57:35.152 of the girls downtown, so much so that he's been banned 1017 00:57:35.152 --> 00:57:36.954 from several of the sporting houses. 1018 00:57:37.888 --> 00:57:39.924 (horse snorting) 1019 00:57:39.957 --> 00:57:43.494 - Maybe I should be the one to talk to him. 1020 00:57:44.629 --> 00:57:47.665 (light guitar music) 1021 00:57:54.238 --> 00:57:57.675 So Ike, I understand you're a member of the Cowboys. 1022 00:57:57.675 --> 00:58:01.245 - Well, yeah, this red right here oughta answer that. 1023 00:58:02.479 --> 00:58:05.750 - So what kind of group is this Cowboys? 1024 00:58:05.750 --> 00:58:06.751 - A brotherhood. 1025 00:58:06.784 --> 00:58:07.985 We help each other. 1026 00:58:09.319 --> 00:58:12.022 - Well, uh, being in the group yourself, 1027 00:58:12.022 --> 00:58:13.524 what do you think is 1028 00:58:13.524 --> 00:58:16.126 one of the most important characteristics of a Cowboy? 1029 00:58:16.160 --> 00:58:17.161 - Character who? 1030 00:58:18.596 --> 00:58:22.166 - I'm sorry, what I mean is, what makes a good Cowboy? 1031 00:58:23.333 --> 00:58:25.169 - The main thing you need? 1032 00:58:25.169 --> 00:58:27.104 - Yeah, the main thing. 1033 00:58:28.138 --> 00:58:29.206 - Loyalty. 1034 00:58:29.206 --> 00:58:31.709 You gotta have loyalty. 1035 00:58:31.709 --> 00:58:32.677 - Okay, so you mean the kind of loyalty like when someone 1036 00:58:39.149 --> 00:58:43.320 in your group does wrong, you back 'em up anyways. 1037 00:58:44.488 --> 00:58:45.389 (sighing) 1038 00:58:45.389 --> 00:58:47.491 - That's what loyalty is. 1039 00:58:48.893 --> 00:58:51.696 - So, Ike, how well do you remember what happened 1040 00:58:51.696 --> 00:58:53.497 in the gunfight? 1041 00:58:53.530 --> 00:58:55.399 - I remember every second. 1042 00:58:56.701 --> 00:58:57.568 - Alrighty then. 1043 00:58:58.569 --> 00:58:59.737 Who fired the first shot? 1044 00:58:59.737 --> 00:59:00.738 - Holliday! 1045 00:59:00.805 --> 00:59:02.472 That damn shotgun of his. 1046 00:59:04.174 --> 00:59:06.844 - So he just fired out of the blue? 1047 00:59:06.844 --> 00:59:10.014 - We was tryin' to raise our hands to surrender. 1048 00:59:10.014 --> 00:59:11.381 - Is that a fact? 1049 00:59:13.217 --> 00:59:14.919 - What's your name again? 1050 00:59:14.985 --> 00:59:15.820 - Mason. 1051 00:59:17.154 --> 00:59:18.522 - Okay, Mason. 1052 00:59:18.555 --> 00:59:20.424 Look who was there. 1053 00:59:20.424 --> 00:59:22.259 - I know who was there. 1054 00:59:23.994 --> 00:59:27.031 - What I mean is, look how it stacks up. 1055 00:59:28.032 --> 00:59:29.166 - Can you explain that? 1056 00:59:30.167 --> 00:59:32.002 - So Billy and me- 1057 00:59:32.002 --> 00:59:33.403 - That's Billy Claiborne? 1058 00:59:34.438 --> 00:59:35.740 - Right. 1059 00:59:35.740 --> 00:59:39.043 Billy and me, we can handle a gun real good. 1060 00:59:39.076 --> 00:59:40.077 - So I've heard. 1061 00:59:42.179 --> 00:59:45.382 - But the other boys, and my brother, are you kidding me? 1062 00:59:46.851 --> 00:59:49.353 - You don't think it started as a fair fight. 1063 00:59:49.386 --> 00:59:50.888 - How could it be? 1064 00:59:50.888 --> 00:59:53.390 - I believe you had more guns. 1065 00:59:53.390 --> 00:59:56.460 - Earps and Holliday, they are seasoned lawmen. 1066 00:59:57.695 --> 01:00:00.765 - They were certainly experienced as lawmen. 1067 01:00:01.932 --> 01:00:04.902 - We tried surrendering, but that didn't work. 1068 01:00:04.935 --> 01:00:06.737 - So you believe you were outgunned? 1069 01:00:07.638 --> 01:00:08.639 - We turned and ran. 1070 01:00:09.640 --> 01:00:10.708 They didn't. 1071 01:00:10.741 --> 01:00:11.909 And that's the truth. 1072 01:00:13.277 --> 01:00:15.145 - You make a strong case. 1073 01:00:15.212 --> 01:00:16.613 I give you that. 1074 01:00:16.613 --> 01:00:19.449 You think the Earps and Holliday should go to prison? 1075 01:00:19.449 --> 01:00:21.786 - No, Mason, I don't. 1076 01:00:21.786 --> 01:00:24.288 I think they should go to the hangman. 1077 01:00:24.288 --> 01:00:27.624 (dramatic guitar music) 1078 01:00:38.235 --> 01:00:40.404 - Ma'am, I've been through some right big towns. 1079 01:00:40.437 --> 01:00:42.572 Philadelphia sounds like a right big place. 1080 01:00:42.572 --> 01:00:43.841 - It is. 1081 01:00:43.841 --> 01:00:45.943 Towns out here are still pretty new. 1082 01:00:45.976 --> 01:00:49.646 Back east there's a lot of history and a lot of people. 1083 01:00:49.646 --> 01:00:51.448 As a reporter, you learn a lot 1084 01:00:51.481 --> 01:00:53.684 in a very short amount of time. 1085 01:00:53.684 --> 01:00:55.920 - [Wyatt] So what do you think about Tombstone? 1086 01:00:55.953 --> 01:00:58.823 - It seems the criminal element has a strong foothold 1087 01:00:58.823 --> 01:01:00.524 in this county. 1088 01:01:00.590 --> 01:01:01.992 - It does. 1089 01:01:01.992 --> 01:01:04.494 Makes it tough for the folks in town. 1090 01:01:04.494 --> 01:01:05.930 - [Margaret] Mr. Earp, I believe you began 1091 01:01:05.963 --> 01:01:08.598 your law enforcement career in Wichita. 1092 01:01:08.598 --> 01:01:09.433 - Yep. 1093 01:01:09.433 --> 01:01:10.968 Dodge City after that. 1094 01:01:11.001 --> 01:01:12.970 Kansas can be a rough and tumble life. 1095 01:01:12.970 --> 01:01:15.539 - [Margaret] So why did you leave that occupation? 1096 01:01:15.539 --> 01:01:17.007 - Money, to be honest. 1097 01:01:17.007 --> 01:01:18.342 I got tired of puttin my life on the line 1098 01:01:18.375 --> 01:01:19.509 for a little bit o' nothin'. 1099 01:01:19.509 --> 01:01:21.011 - I understand. 1100 01:01:21.045 --> 01:01:22.813 But it seems that Sheriff Behan 1101 01:01:22.847 --> 01:01:26.316 has found a way profit from a law enforcement position. 1102 01:01:26.316 --> 01:01:27.985 - That's because Behan's the tax collector. 1103 01:01:27.985 --> 01:01:29.820 That's where the money's at. 1104 01:01:29.820 --> 01:01:32.689 - [Margaret] Yes, he and several others did mention that. 1105 01:01:32.689 --> 01:01:34.691 - Surprised he mentioned such things with you. 1106 01:01:34.691 --> 01:01:36.660 - He was not a wealth of information, 1107 01:01:36.693 --> 01:01:39.196 but he definitely worth interviewing. 1108 01:01:39.196 --> 01:01:40.731 - So you and that Mason fella's 1109 01:01:40.798 --> 01:01:43.700 been talkin to a lot of people 'round town. 1110 01:01:43.700 --> 01:01:45.202 Guess you were saving me for last. 1111 01:01:45.235 --> 01:01:46.536 - Yes. 1112 01:01:46.536 --> 01:01:48.705 I thought it would be wise to obtain several 1113 01:01:48.739 --> 01:01:51.308 perspectives and then get your point of view 1114 01:01:51.341 --> 01:01:53.243 in context of what the others told me. 1115 01:01:53.243 --> 01:01:54.711 - Hm. 1116 01:01:54.711 --> 01:01:56.814 Maybe I find out what they told you before I say anything. 1117 01:01:56.847 --> 01:02:00.250 - I am afraid that is not the way it works. 1118 01:02:00.250 --> 01:02:02.252 But please bear in mind that the stakes 1119 01:02:02.252 --> 01:02:05.522 for you and your brothers are very high. 1120 01:02:05.555 --> 01:02:08.425 - [Wyatt] You think the judge might put us back in jail? 1121 01:02:08.425 --> 01:02:11.095 - The judge's decision will be based on the combined 1122 01:02:11.095 --> 01:02:13.998 research from Mason and me. 1123 01:02:14.031 --> 01:02:16.366 I cannot reveal on the contents of our report. 1124 01:02:17.501 --> 01:02:19.904 - I know you visited Mama McLaury. 1125 01:02:19.904 --> 01:02:21.571 - Yes. 1126 01:02:21.571 --> 01:02:25.075 As you know, she lost two boys, and she is grieving. 1127 01:02:26.944 --> 01:02:29.213 - It didn't have to go down that way. 1128 01:02:29.246 --> 01:02:31.448 - Mr. Earp, looking at the balance 1129 01:02:31.448 --> 01:02:34.618 of experience on both sides of the gunfight, 1130 01:02:34.684 --> 01:02:36.553 yours was highly favored. 1131 01:02:37.421 --> 01:02:39.256 - [Wyatt] Experience? 1132 01:02:39.256 --> 01:02:40.891 - Experience with handling guns. 1133 01:02:42.359 --> 01:02:44.261 - Well, maybe, but I think the most important thing 1134 01:02:44.261 --> 01:02:46.130 here is who's breakin' the law? 1135 01:02:46.196 --> 01:02:49.199 - By law you are referring to the county code against the 1136 01:02:49.199 --> 01:02:51.401 carrying of firearms in public? 1137 01:02:51.435 --> 01:02:52.937 - That's right. 1138 01:02:52.937 --> 01:02:55.605 - That seems a minor crime for such a major resolution. 1139 01:02:55.639 --> 01:02:57.374 - Ma'am, there's experienced gunfighters 1140 01:02:57.407 --> 01:02:59.243 on the other side as well. 1141 01:02:59.243 --> 01:03:01.645 - You mean the Clantons and Billy Claiborne? 1142 01:03:01.645 --> 01:03:04.548 - Right, particularly Billy Clanton, Ike's brother. 1143 01:03:04.581 --> 01:03:07.918 - Mr. Earp, were you expecting a gunfight that day? 1144 01:03:08.785 --> 01:03:10.420 - [Wyatt] We were hopin not. 1145 01:03:10.454 --> 01:03:13.824 - Did you and your brothers ever discuss who might shoot 1146 01:03:13.824 --> 01:03:15.292 whom if there was a fight? 1147 01:03:16.493 --> 01:03:19.096 - Well, we knew that if Billy Clanton was there, 1148 01:03:19.129 --> 01:03:20.998 he'd have to be taken care of first. 1149 01:03:20.998 --> 01:03:22.066 - Taken care of? 1150 01:03:23.733 --> 01:03:25.802 - Miss Whitfield, I held off pullin' my weapon 1151 01:03:25.802 --> 01:03:27.304 until I saw him pull his. 1152 01:03:27.337 --> 01:03:29.606 I believe that we fired the first shot at the same time. 1153 01:03:29.639 --> 01:03:31.275 - What about the McLaury boys? 1154 01:03:32.476 --> 01:03:34.178 - They shouldn't have been there. 1155 01:03:34.244 --> 01:03:37.681 - Holliday turned his shotgun on Tom. 1156 01:03:37.681 --> 01:03:39.850 He didn't have a chance, did he? 1157 01:03:39.850 --> 01:03:40.851 - Ma'am, Tom and his brother 1158 01:03:40.851 --> 01:03:42.586 were shooting at us and Holliday. 1159 01:03:42.619 --> 01:03:45.122 We were just trying to get out of there alive. 1160 01:03:45.122 --> 01:03:47.257 - One last question. 1161 01:03:47.257 --> 01:03:50.427 Did anyone from the other side try 1162 01:03:50.427 --> 01:03:54.664 to surrender at any point before or during the fight? 1163 01:03:54.664 --> 01:03:55.832 - Absolutely not. 1164 01:03:55.866 --> 01:03:57.101 - No one? - None. 1165 01:03:58.002 --> 01:03:59.003 - Where's Holliday? 1166 01:03:59.036 --> 01:04:01.038 He needs to be here. 1167 01:04:01.038 --> 01:04:02.539 - Couldn't find him. 1168 01:04:02.539 --> 01:04:05.109 - Probably sleeping it off in somebody else's room. 1169 01:04:06.343 --> 01:04:08.378 - Well, you men will most likely see him 1170 01:04:08.378 --> 01:04:12.382 at some point anyway, be sure and relay the news to him. 1171 01:04:13.283 --> 01:04:14.885 Margaret Whitfield and Mason 1172 01:04:14.885 --> 01:04:17.888 have done an absolutely thorough job. 1173 01:04:17.955 --> 01:04:21.658 So thorough in fact, it makes my head spin. 1174 01:04:21.691 --> 01:04:23.160 Margaret. 1175 01:04:23.160 --> 01:04:25.295 - Wyatt, Morgan, Virgil. 1176 01:04:26.563 --> 01:04:27.898 There's a lot of people out in 1177 01:04:27.898 --> 01:04:30.734 the county who aren't too fond of you boys. 1178 01:04:30.734 --> 01:04:32.669 On the other hand, a lot of people in town 1179 01:04:32.702 --> 01:04:34.571 don't care for the Cowboys 1180 01:04:34.571 --> 01:04:36.206 and wish they weren't here. 1181 01:04:36.206 --> 01:04:38.742 It has been very difficult to find anyone 1182 01:04:38.808 --> 01:04:41.979 with any objective viewpoint about this. 1183 01:04:41.979 --> 01:04:44.714 There's been a lot of bad blood on both sides 1184 01:04:44.714 --> 01:04:45.916 for a very long time. 1185 01:04:47.351 --> 01:04:50.187 - Ya'll do know what she means by objective, don't you? 1186 01:04:53.890 --> 01:04:57.494 - The important thing is, based on their report, 1187 01:04:57.527 --> 01:05:01.365 there's not enough hard evidence to convict you of anything. 1188 01:05:03.567 --> 01:05:06.170 The critical issue for me is, 1189 01:05:06.203 --> 01:05:08.705 who do I think was telling the truth 1190 01:05:08.738 --> 01:05:11.175 and who do I know was lyin'? 1191 01:05:12.542 --> 01:05:14.744 - According to Ike Clanton and Billy Claiborne, 1192 01:05:14.744 --> 01:05:16.746 they threw up their hands and surrendered 1193 01:05:16.746 --> 01:05:18.848 as soon as the first shots were fired. 1194 01:05:18.882 --> 01:05:22.552 However, according to Doctor Goodfellow, 1195 01:05:22.552 --> 01:05:25.455 that wound on Billy Clanton's write was not 1196 01:05:25.455 --> 01:05:29.226 at the angle of someone with his hands in the air. 1197 01:05:29.259 --> 01:05:30.727 - Thank you, Margaret. 1198 01:05:30.727 --> 01:05:34.031 Gentlemen, the charges against you have been dropped. 1199 01:05:37.601 --> 01:05:41.438 (light acoustic guitar music) 1200 01:06:04.594 --> 01:06:06.596 - Why you leavin' town so quick, Johnny? 1201 01:06:06.596 --> 01:06:08.999 I was hoping to go see that little lady again. 1202 01:06:08.999 --> 01:06:11.301 - I told you not to get mixed up with that woman. 1203 01:06:11.301 --> 01:06:14.804 We ain't got time for that, Billy. 1204 01:06:14.838 --> 01:06:16.006 - Where we goin'? 1205 01:06:16.073 --> 01:06:17.641 - We're gonna regroup with the Cowboys. 1206 01:06:17.641 --> 01:06:18.475 I know where. 1207 01:06:21.578 --> 01:06:23.913 - Wyatt's got the law behind him now, don't he? 1208 01:06:25.315 --> 01:06:27.851 - Yeah, he's hidin' behind that US Marshal badge. 1209 01:06:27.917 --> 01:06:29.353 But you wanna know somethin'? 1210 01:06:29.353 --> 01:06:30.187 - What? 1211 01:06:31.321 --> 01:06:34.758 - US Marshals bleed just like the rest of us. 1212 01:06:34.791 --> 01:06:38.662 And I'm gonna make make him bleed. 1213 01:06:38.662 --> 01:06:41.998 (dramatic guitar music) 1214 01:06:42.999 --> 01:06:44.434 - Ben, I'm tellin' you. 1215 01:06:44.468 --> 01:06:46.836 Workin' in that mine's gonna drive me plumb crazy. 1216 01:06:46.836 --> 01:06:48.038 - I understand. 1217 01:06:48.105 --> 01:06:49.673 Ain't the kind of work I could do. 1218 01:06:49.673 --> 01:06:51.708 - Most of the men down there aren't from around here. 1219 01:06:51.775 --> 01:06:54.010 They're Mexicans and Chinese men. 1220 01:06:54.010 --> 01:06:55.779 - They don't speak English, I imagine? 1221 01:06:55.812 --> 01:06:57.314 - No, not really. 1222 01:06:57.314 --> 01:06:59.849 That's why I talk to myself all day. 1223 01:06:59.849 --> 01:07:00.784 - Is that a fact? 1224 01:07:04.388 --> 01:07:06.956 - Oh, hey, brother, what brings you here. 1225 01:07:06.990 --> 01:07:08.958 - To what do I owe the pleasure, Wyatt? 1226 01:07:10.827 --> 01:07:13.497 - Cowboys been around my place all day makin' threats. 1227 01:07:27.211 --> 01:07:28.412 You see anything, Morgan? 1228 01:07:32.048 --> 01:07:35.018 - No, looks peaceful. 1229 01:07:38.755 --> 01:07:40.857 Who they makin' threats against? 1230 01:07:40.890 --> 01:07:42.392 (gun firing) (gasping) 1231 01:07:42.392 --> 01:07:43.493 - Morgan! 1232 01:07:43.493 --> 01:07:44.328 - Morgan! 1233 01:07:45.395 --> 01:07:47.764 - Get away from the windows! 1234 01:07:47.764 --> 01:07:50.167 - [Ben] I'm going to get the doctor. 1235 01:07:51.067 --> 01:07:52.669 (dramatic orchestral music) 1236 01:07:52.702 --> 01:07:55.004 - Elaina, need somethin' to help wrap this up! 1237 01:07:58.242 --> 01:08:00.410 (gasping) 1238 01:08:01.845 --> 01:08:03.713 - You two, apply pressure to the wound as best you can. 1239 01:08:03.747 --> 01:08:05.349 I'll be right back. 1240 01:08:08.585 --> 01:08:11.054 - Morgan, Morgan, look at me, look at me. 1241 01:08:12.021 --> 01:08:13.257 Your brother'll be right back, 1242 01:08:13.257 --> 01:08:14.924 and my father went to get the doctor. 1243 01:08:14.924 --> 01:08:17.927 Stay with us, stay with us. 1244 01:08:17.961 --> 01:08:19.463 - Hold on, hold on now. 1245 01:08:19.463 --> 01:08:23.633 (gasping) (coughing) 1246 01:08:23.700 --> 01:08:24.534 - Stay with us. 1247 01:08:27.371 --> 01:08:28.138 All right. 1248 01:08:29.273 --> 01:08:31.475 (coughing) 1249 01:08:38.282 --> 01:08:39.883 It ain't lookin' good, Mr. Earp. 1250 01:08:40.884 --> 01:08:43.620 (coughing) 1251 01:08:43.620 --> 01:08:47.291 (dramatic orchestral music) 1252 01:09:07.477 --> 01:09:09.479 - I heard you were goin' to Colorado. 1253 01:09:09.479 --> 01:09:11.080 When were you gonna let me know? 1254 01:09:12.282 --> 01:09:13.783 - I'm goin' to see Doc in the hospital. 1255 01:09:13.783 --> 01:09:14.951 He's not doin' so good. 1256 01:09:16.420 --> 01:09:17.254 - Hm. 1257 01:09:18.622 --> 01:09:20.324 I suppose that has nothing to do with the fact 1258 01:09:20.324 --> 01:09:23.427 that Johnny Ringo and Claiborne have been spotted there. 1259 01:09:25.595 --> 01:09:27.096 - Come with me if you want. 1260 01:09:28.532 --> 01:09:31.835 - Wyatt, you know I'm the only marshal in this town 1261 01:09:31.835 --> 01:09:33.670 with any experience at all. 1262 01:09:33.670 --> 01:09:34.838 I can't do that. 1263 01:09:36.673 --> 01:09:38.475 - Then I'll see you when I get back. 1264 01:09:41.345 --> 01:09:44.681 (dramatic guitar music) 1265 01:09:51.788 --> 01:09:54.858 (train bell ringing) 1266 01:11:08.465 --> 01:11:09.733 - Ho, gotta ho. 1267 01:11:14.237 --> 01:11:15.071 - Take the reins. 1268 01:11:18.742 --> 01:11:19.943 - What now, Johnny? 1269 01:11:29.453 --> 01:11:31.621 - Gotta stop for a minute. 1270 01:11:32.622 --> 01:11:35.459 (Johnny grunting) 1271 01:11:36.626 --> 01:11:39.563 (Johnny retching) 1272 01:11:39.596 --> 01:11:41.798 - Come on, Johnny, we gotta go. 1273 01:11:41.798 --> 01:11:43.400 We need to make Pueblo by night. 1274 01:11:45.669 --> 01:11:47.504 - Just a few more minutes. 1275 01:11:47.571 --> 01:11:49.272 Give me a minute. 1276 01:11:49.305 --> 01:11:51.074 (groaning) 1277 01:11:51.074 --> 01:11:53.176 - Johnny, it's that damned cheapass whisky. 1278 01:11:54.344 --> 01:11:57.146 (Johnny retching) 1279 01:12:03.152 --> 01:12:04.988 I'm tired of ridin' with you, Johnny. 1280 01:12:06.189 --> 01:12:08.525 - I don't want to hear any more of your mouth. 1281 01:12:31.347 --> 01:12:33.182 (gun firing) 1282 01:12:33.182 --> 01:12:36.686 (dramatic music) 1283 01:12:36.720 --> 01:12:39.155 (gun firing) 1284 01:12:40.557 --> 01:12:43.292 (gun firing) 1285 01:12:43.326 --> 01:12:46.295 (gun firing) 1286 01:12:46.295 --> 01:12:48.798 (guns firing) 1287 01:13:03.346 --> 01:13:05.749 (gun firing) 1288 01:13:09.486 --> 01:13:11.855 (gun firing) 1289 01:13:18.528 --> 01:13:21.197 (Billy gagging) 1290 01:13:34.878 --> 01:13:36.446 - You don't look good, Billy. 1291 01:13:36.446 --> 01:13:38.682 You got anything you want to say before you leave? 1292 01:13:41.284 --> 01:13:45.955 - I killed Morgan. 1293 01:13:45.955 --> 01:13:46.790 - Okay. 1294 01:13:46.790 --> 01:13:47.957 Anything else? 1295 01:13:50.426 --> 01:13:51.260 - Yeah. 1296 01:13:58.602 --> 01:13:59.469 I enjoyed it. 1297 01:14:01.738 --> 01:14:03.640 - Rot in hell, you son of a bitch. 1298 01:14:03.640 --> 01:14:06.042 (gun firing) 1299 01:14:10.480 --> 01:14:13.817 (dramatic guitar music) 1300 01:14:34.103 --> 01:14:36.806 (Johnny gasping) 1301 01:14:43.813 --> 01:14:46.482 - [Johnny] Back to being a lawhound, I see, Wyatt. 1302 01:14:47.984 --> 01:14:49.586 - People tell me I'm good at it. 1303 01:14:51.521 --> 01:14:54.290 (Johnny gasping) 1304 01:14:56.492 --> 01:15:00.296 - I'm guessing you took care of Billy. 1305 01:15:00.329 --> 01:15:01.665 - Yeah, I did. 1306 01:15:21.284 --> 01:15:23.486 - You ain't takin' me alive, Wyatt. 1307 01:15:25.722 --> 01:15:26.556 - That'd be fine. 1308 01:15:29.392 --> 01:15:30.560 (gun firing) 1309 01:15:30.627 --> 01:15:33.963 (dramatic guitar music) 1310 01:15:50.546 --> 01:15:53.883 (dramatic guitar music) 1311 01:17:22.305 --> 01:17:25.641 (dramatic guitar music) 1312 01:20:20.316 --> 01:20:24.153 (light acoustic guitar music)