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<title>Alcatraz Ghost Story</title>
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<description><![CDATA[<a class="highslide" href="https://picture.graycity.net/img/brian-stannard/alcatraz_ghost_story.jpg"><img src="https://picture.graycity.net/img/brian-stannard/alcatraz_ghost_story_preview.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dib" title ="Alcatraz Ghost Story" alt ="Alcatraz Ghost Story"/></a><br//><B>The Incredible True Story of the Most Hunted Man in Pacific Coast History&#8211;&#8211;and the Woman He Loved</B><BR> Before the 1920s found their roar, a charismatic gambling addict named Roy Gardner dominated news headlines with daring train robberies and escapes from incarceration. Nicknamed "the Smiling Bandit," Gardner spilled no blood&#8211;&#8211;except his own&#8211;&#8211;as he cut a felonious path across the western United States, as the country hobbled through a recession in the aftermath of the First World War.<BR> Once imprisoned for the long term in federal prisons, including Alcatraz, the most notorious prison's second-most-notorious inmate won over some unlikely champions. Both Gardner's wife, Dollie, and a police officer who once arrested him launched extensive campaigns for Gardner's release on the vaudeville circuit, claiming a brain operation would cure his lawless ways. Was Gardner a good man who made bad decisions as the victim of injury and circumstance?...]]></description>
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