Can Billy the Kid ever RIP? N.M. uses him to promote tourism
Wild West gunslinger Billy the Kid was shot and killed in southern New Mexico 130 years ago, but state officials still can't seem to let him rest in peace. Full story
Rare Billy the Kid photograph sold for $2.3 million
The only authenticated photograph of infamous Wild West gunslinger Billy the Kid was auctioned off to Florida billionaire William Koch for an $2.3 million on Saturday night. Full story
Billy the Kid image sells for more than $2M
What is believed to be the only surviving authenticated portrait of Billy the Kid went up for auction in Denver on Saturday and sold for $2.3 million. Full story
Billy the Kid tintype up for auction in Denver
The iconic portrait of Billy the Kid that led to the mistaken belief that the outlaw was lefthanded is going up for sale this weekend. Full story
Billy the Kid denied pardon in N.M.
New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson will not pardon famous gunslinger Billy the Kid for the killings of three lawmen, citing an unclear historical record of the case.
E-mails, letters favor pardon for Billy the Kid
More people say they favor a pardon for Billy the Kid than oppose the idea after Gov. Bill Richardson's office set up a website and e-mail address to take comments on a possible posthumous pardon for one of New Mexico's most famous Old West outlaws. Full story
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