John Boessenecker
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299 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 20 Jul
John Boessenecker’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And Love had been hunting Joaquin for weeks with no success.
And throughout the, not just the foothills in the San Joaquin Valley, he's
And so he made a deal with Joaquin's brother-in-law.
If you'll lead me to Joaquin, we will let you go and you won't be charged with any of these crimes.
And the brother-in-law agreed to do that.
Well, a running gunfight is when the outlaws are fleeing on horseback and the lawmen are pursuing them.
And in this case, the rangers with Harry Love rode down onto the banks of Cantua Creek, which is located just about a third of a mile east of Interstate 5.
which is the main highway that connects northern and southern California.
And today, tens of thousands of motorists drive by the spot every day and have no idea that the biggest gun battle of the Wild West, other than the battle at the O.K.
Corral, happened almost within eyesight of where they're driving.
At this point, the gang is maybe a half a dozen or eight.
They're all camped out on a ledge above the creek bed of Cantua Creek.
And Love rides up and starts questioning several of these men in the camp.
And a young man with shoulder length hair stands up and approaches him and says, talk to me.
I'm the leader of this gang.
And that was Joaquin Murrieta.
Yes, Joaquin, as soon as that happens, one of the rangers who had known Joaquin, had gambled with him in the mining region, yelled out, that's him, boys, that's Joaquin.
And this huge gun battle breaks out.
Several of the gang are killed.
Joaquin, including Bernardino Garcia, or Three-Fingered Jack, dies.
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