On December 7, 1869, 22-year-old Jesse James robbed the Daviess County Savings Association bank in Gallatin, Missouri, and killed the cashier. The crime, while far from James’ first act of violence, led him to be labeled an outlaw for the first time in newspapers and prompted the state’s governor to offer rewards for the capture of James and his older brother, Frank, who was believed to have taken part in the holdup. Over the next dozen years, until his death in 1882, Jesse James would become one of America’s most famous bandits, sticking up banks, stage coaches and trains.
That's the facts now to the real Jessie James. He still loves his brother Frank James, sometimes he does regret getting is brother involved but then he changes his mind and says his brother was one of the best in history. He misses his mother sometimes and says she was his biggest fan. She sacrificed much for him.
He loves his time in history and that his name has gone down in the annals of human history. He loves he has become a legend. He says his father was a preacher and strict until he died while they were young. He said it was a challenging game to elude the pinkerton's . He is very talkative and glad that somebody is willing to talk. You will be amazed at what he will show you if you are brave enough to listen.
