JESSE JAMES D.C. Ep. 6 | "Hellfire"

JESSE JAMES D.C. Ep. 6 | "Hellfire"

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JESSE JAMES D.C. Ep. 7 | "Manhunt"

After the Northfield shootout, the surviving members of the James-Younger gang flee the area. Posses scour the land in pursuit. The outlaws are plagued by terrible weather, rough terrain, and hundreds of manhunters. After a week on the run, the gang is forced to make a difficult ...  Afficher plus

JESSE JAMES D.C. Ep. 8 | "Darkness On The Edge Of Town"

With the Northfield ordeal done, Frank and Jesse rebuild their lives. Frank gives up his criminal past; Jesse wants to continue robbing. Jesse starts a new gang but it quickly crumbles and drives him downward into a dark state of paranoia. Forces are in motion that will bring abo ...  Afficher plus

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