Train Robber in Disguise The Wild Bunch held up a train…where another train robber was a passenger.

There’s an irony to a train robbery pulled by Kid Curry and two accomplices on June 7, 1904.  They stopped the Denver and Rio Grande near Parachute, Colorado.  One of the passengers was 2^nd Lieutenant Charles Fulton, a soldier decorated for his service in the Spanish-American War, the Philippine Insurrection, and more.

But in a previous life, Fulton was Clarence Cleveland Faw.  Ten years earlier, he and others attempted to stick up a train in Nebraska.  He was never caught—even after applying for a pension that included his real name.