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Utah Outlaw Patrick Coughlin-The Crime Spree of a Forgotten Desperado Native American Books A soil-water balance model showsBy Brian Craig Before Butch Cassidy, there was Patrick Coughlin. It began with the theft of some strawberries from a street peddler in Park City, Utah Territory, in 1895. By the time it was over, two lawmen were dead, and Patrick Coughlin was facing a firing squad. The young gunslinger, in a desperate bid to escape the punishment for his initial crime, caused one of the most thrilling manhunts in the states history. The outlaw and his sidekick went on