Jesse James lived by the ... pair of revolvers, and the outlaw was never known to take them off. In fact, the first time Bob Ford ever saw Jesse without his guns was on a hot April day in 1882.

The rise and fall of Jesse James: How legendary American outlaw met his end Jesse James ... They reasoned the threat of a gun would be enough to persuade most men to unlock a vault.

Testing established a 99.7 percent certainty that the body buried in Kearney was, indeed, the famous outlaw. Ron Pastore, who opened the Jesse James Museum in Wichita, has had a Kansas man exhumed ...

A man says he has discovered a piece of American history: a never-before-seen photo of the infamous outlaw Jesse James. Dale Ball, from California, says the photo was tucked inside an old family ...

A teenager when he rode off to join Confederate guerrillas in 1864, Jesse James never really stopped ... specific crimes while wearing the general outlaw's mantle. "We are not thieves," he wrote ...

Jesse James is a name that resonates with adventure and rebellion. Known primarily as an infamous outlaw, he led the ...