Uncategorized | January 6, 2009
Baylie Davis and Becky Orr report in the Wyoming Tribune-Eagle that The History Channel’s Conor McCarthy is in Cheyenne this week filming a documentary on the infamous stock detective Tom Horn.
The episode on Horn is expected to air this spring, although that could change, McCarthy said. It will feature re-creations and interviews in typical documentary style, McCarthy added, and the issue of Horn’s guilt or innocence cannot be avoided.
“He’s the most controversial figure in Wyoming history,” Chip Carlson, a local author and expert on Horn, said.
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