The Folsom Prison Bloody 13 Escape w/ Josh Morgan

On July 27th, 1903, thirteen convicts at California's Folsom Prison, led by Richard "Red" Gordon, attacked prison guards, took hostages, emptied the armory and made a dash for freedom. Some would be captured and punished for the murders they committed along the way, some would be killed themselves, and others would forever elude authorities.
My guest is Josh Morgan, author of "The Folsom Prison Bloody 13: The Big Escape of 1903". He joins me to share details of this epic escape and it's aftermath. The book is officially out on June 3rd.
Pre-order the book on Amazon here: www.amazon.com/Folsom-Prison-...
More about the author and his book here: www.joshmorganauthor.com/

[@rattyfinklestein4764]

The majority of Californians at that time were Hispanic, White or Native American. Someone being called out as Black (in a notorious way) in California in 1903 would be considered as journalism, as most would assume that all involved would be one of the above. Nothing tragic about it as it needs to be looked at in the context of the times in which it happened.

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