A few years ago I was in Tombstone working with a film crew from the United Kingdom. Naturally, one of the sites they wanted to include was the town’s storied Boot Hill. They were mostly interested in the graves of Billy Clanton and Frank and Tom McLaury. The director was looking at the photo of the three in their coffins and asked if they were actually buried in those ornate boxes. I told hi


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