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Search - Bedlam on the West Virginia Rails:: The Last Train Bandit Tells his True Tale (True Crime)

Bedlam on the West Virginia Rails The Last Train Bandit Tells his True Tale - True Crime
Author: Wilson Casey

True story firsthand account by America's last moving train robber, Lu Ramsdell, as told to author Wilson Casey — In 1949, two bandits from Youngstown, OH boarded a B & O passenger train from Washington, DC to Detroit. In the West Virginia mountains near Martinsburg, Luman "Lu" Ramsdell and his gang stopped the train to rob and terrorize near... more »