Mitchum tells the hardest story he’s ever had to tell – the life and death of Grace Reynolds. Join him as talks about their first meeting, the gun battles in beer joints, and the night everything changed for both of them.
“Hell, let’s just say it. Doyles were their names. I got two Doyles after me. One of them’s bad to shoot and the other one’s bad to cut.”
Grace’s school photo (year unknown) 
Grace Reynolds 
Grace Reynolds 
Stoke’s Cafe aka Cattle Barn Beer Joint – just before it was torn down circa 2000
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