Where can I find information on the outlaw known as “The Last Train Robber?”   Troy Carlisle Tulsa, Oklahoma You must be talking about Bill Carlisle. He robbed the Union Pacific for the first time in February 1916. His modus operandi: Force the porter to walk through the Pullman car, gathering valuables from the passengers as he went. His scheme worked so well that he committed robberies a couple more times in the following months. During the third holdup, Carlisle sprained his ankle


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