Did America's most notorious outlaws ever truly escape their criminal past?
In short: In February 1901, Butch Cassidy, the Sundance Kid, and Etta Place fled to Argentina under assumed names. This video explores their attempt to leave crime behind and the mysteries that followed.
Seeking refuge at the ends of civilization, the trio hoped to abandon their notoriety. However, the transition was not seamless; they eventually reverted to a life of crime, leaving behind some of history's most enduring mysteries.
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