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For all its notoriety, the saga of the Texas Seven may have a limited shelf life.True, the threads of this story have been breathtaking. Just start with how seven heavily armed convicts bluffed their way out of the state prison in Kenedy, Tex., southeast of San Antonio, in the first place. And, as the 42-day manhunt for the escapees dragged on, experts and reporters alike noted how long these fugitives were still beating and breaking the law - as well as staying together as a group - compared to your typical prison break. In time, media comparisons of the Seven with an earlier pair of criminals with Texas roots - the bank-robbing Bonnie
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stanley website erge. But Dan Buck, an independent scholar who s written extensively on Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, told CBSNews that the Seven - for all their misdeeds and headlines - fail to fit into historical pantheon of outlaws that resonates in American culture to this day. One big difference here is the seven in Texas were truly bad guys - rapists and murderers. Whereas in most of the Old West, the famous Old West desperados tended to be bank and train robbers - not that some of them didn t kill people along the way, such as Jesse James and his gang, Buck said.Also, the context of the times in which crimes happen c
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