"New" photo reignites Butch Cassidy debate 

That's fascinating!

That's the only thing plausible..those guys were killed end of story..

@Christian Voorhees I'm not sure if you ever discussed this photo with Kerrry Boren. If not, you should as my Dad filled him in on the details of this photo and other history about Butch. My Dad passed 18 months ago but Mr. Boren knows the details of Butch's relationship with Henry Sumsion, my Great, Great Grand Father.

Correct, that was a their cover story

As John Ford said (in 'The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance") When the legend and the truth differ, print the legend.

Media my man...

The left is the FT WORTH 5 pic Sundance compared with may appear to be Sundance in the Railroad pic on the right.

Not so sure about the headstone comment...or buried in plain site. He isn't buried where many say he is.

You're right.....research requires a lot of reading, writing , and at times math calculations. What a perfect lesson plan for students to experience!

you obviously haven't been to Utah then. we're all about that.

@@pesikimoana3270 yeah

No he isn't haha, there weren't 5000$ bounties nor national searches for a fictional person.

I think, sadly, that Sundance escaped Bolivia but Butch bought it.

the photo was taken after Butch had some "work" done on his face to hide his identity. His cosmetic surgery was done during the year they hid out in Europe is well documented...

case closed

I’m telling you man. This man has a point, he matched up everything in the rail road picture Voorhess spent hours matching stuff up looking at the smallest details, he believes that they went to South America in 1901 but cam right back to SLC, and took the rail road picture with the Sundance kid.

read my note, he went to work for his life long friend whom owned a construction company. BTW - the company still exits.

@@TalonID I suppose he could have worked for a contractor who was working on the railroad. Is there a good date for the picture? Butch and Sundance could have worked for a short time between heists before they lit out for Bolivia. But I don't see a reason to get anywhere near the railroad, when half of Wells Fargo and Union Pacific was looking for them. I believe it to be probable they came back. I don't know what happened to Sundance, but Butch is said to have lived in Spokane where he "died" again in 1935. He is also rumored to have survived that also, only to die for real in a mining accident in Nevada in the 1950s. We may never know the whole story.

@@howardsmith9342 don't confuse "The Railroad" with a Springville UT based construction company. Keep in mind, those that liked Butch protected his identity due his "Robin hood" behavior. I don't know who too this photo but many were taken by Smithsonian photographers sent West by the US government to keep an eye on those political (voted in blocks) Mormons. Many photos can be found in both BYU archives as well as the Smithsonian. Most are dated. I'm familiar with the tragic accident at the Johnnie...I don't believe that the man killed was Butch.

@@TalonID Like I said, he may have worked for a contractor, not the railroad itself. And he did have fans who would have protected his identity. But I would, if I were him, be worried that some railroad official or inspector would happen along that day and recognize him. And I just read that a grave at a mine near Goodsprings, Nevada was dug up (is that where the Johnnie Mine is?) but DNA showed the deceased was not a match with any living Parker relatives. So maybe you're right.

@@howardsmith9342 The photograph was taken around November 1, 1901

don't think that is true.

He died in the 1930s

How?