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Fame at Last?
At first, Bob Ford reveled in his instant fame following the murder of Jesse James, even as he was simultaneously scorned by the public. Pardoned for the murders of both James and Jesse's cousin, Wood Hite, Bob recreated Jesse's murder nightly in the stage show Outlaws of Missouri, which earned him cheers, jeers and death threats. Fancying himself a celebrity outlaw like Jesse himself, Bob's star never rose higher than a position of unwanted notoriety for cowardice and betrayal.
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