Daniel Shepherd

Soldier, Lawman, Lawyer (A Classic Western)

De: B. Grafton

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

As a Lieutenant in the United States Army, his first assignment was to locate a white man who'd been kidnapped by Indians when he was just a boy and bring him home. Instead, what he found was a white Comanche warrior named Red Bonnet who would not be forced to leave his tribe without a fight.
As a Deputy in Jeff Davis County, he faced off against a crazed gunman who commandeered a bell tower and began shooting at innocent people. When a Colonel at nearby Fort Davis got involved, the Army sent in a sniper to assist. Only the sniper may not be exactly who the Army said he was.
As an attorney, he went to trial in Pecos, Texas in defense of a young Mexican charged with inciting a riot. He found out the charge was exaggerated and the defendant was treated unfairly, and believed he had a chance to win the case. But the sworn testimony of a bigoted sheriff stood in his way.
His many adventures never made it into the history books. His deeds never talked about and his actions never rewarded. Until now. Here is the extraordinary life story of Daniel Shepherd, a forgotten man of the old West.