Al Brady: Shootout on Central Street - A History Lesson 

That's definitely an interesting location to live so close to. I have to like the clever move by the gun shop owner.

I saw a trench coast ghost.Walk right through the wall

With the new movie adaptation of Stephen King's It coming out in September, I started rereading the novel, specifically the section where a character describes the Bradley Gang shootout in fictional Derry, Maine. A few items were fictionalized but the inspiration seems to come directly from the Brady Gang in Bangor. Furthermore, there is a mural of the Brady or Bradley Gang shootout aftermath on an alley wall in the trailer. If you haven't read the novel, the differences between the two is that the bradley Gang placed a big order for ammunition and the store owner set up a time the next day at 2pm to pick it up. The owner only told customers and as word spread, when the gang returned, the entire town was armed and opened fire, killing all three members plus the two women they were with.

Is that the second opinion behind the camera?

Very interesting, having little to no knowledge of american crime, this was very interesting to know. Thanks for the little Lesson :) .