On a beautiful April morning in the idyllic Texas Hill Country town of Kerrville, a respected local citizen named Roland Nichols ventures out on a routine turkey hunt. Though the area has long been known as a dangerous one, ripe with violence and thievery from bandits and Comanche raiding parties, Nichols feels assured that there will be no trouble. He bids his wife and children a cheerful goodbye, and heads off to his favorite hunting spot.
But Roland Nichols will never be seen alive again.
His body is found, near his favorite hunting spot, stuck with two arrows and a vicious bullet wound. Apparently, Nichols is yet another unfortunate Texan settler who paid the price for trespassing on Comanche lands. But is this all there is to the story?
Join HOKC as we delve into this little-known, and frankly blood-curdling account of the murder of Roland Nichols.
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10 сен 2024