Authors of the book 'Wyatt Earp The Lost Photograph and the Disturbing Truth' reached out to historians to authenticate the ...

Earp and his wife Josephine came to Alaska in 1898 with the first major surge of Klondike goldseekers after being delayed by health problems in San Francisco.

An elderly Earp is reluctantly speaking to a fictional reporter, describing his often-turbulent times out West, his life with wife Josephine, and his time in Tombstone.

Wyatt Earp and the Cowboy War takes its audience directly to the Wild West, which is wild indeed. There's more violence, crime, feuds, and bloodshed than fictional Western cinema can show.

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Wyatt Earp gains public acclaim for his involvement in catching an officer's wagon thief, the same crime he had been accused of years earlier in Arkansas.

The series combines scripted reenactments with interviews and archival footage, all tied together with narration by Ed Harris.

Authors of the book 'Wyatt Earp The Lost Photograph and the Disturbing Truth' reached out to historians to authenticate the long-lost portrait.