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Indiana, Usa | Train Robbery
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Ten members of the Reno gang were lynched in three separate incidents in 1868. The first three were taken by vigilantes from a train. Three others were lynched at a later time. The last lynching--which included Reno brothers, Frank, Sim and Bill--actually claimed a fourth victim, gang member Charlie Anderson. Anderson and Frank Reno were technically in federal custody when they were lynched. This is believed to be the only time in US history that a federal prisoner had ever been lynched by a mob before a trial.
Train being robbed both times is Sierra Railway #3 out of Jamestown, CA.
The part of the honest Reno brother Clint was played by Denver Pyle. One year later Elvis Presley made his film debut playing the same character in Love Me Tender (1956).
Most of the town shots are taken in Columbia State Park. The sheriff's office is the Columbia Wells Fargo building.
A vintage photograph shows John Reno wearing a porkpie hat. However, Myron Healey's John wears a standard cowboy hat, and it is brother Clint who's costumed in a porkpie.
"Opening crawl: This is the true story of the Reno Brothers... Clint, a respected farmer, and Frank, Simeon, John and Bill... who were the first train robbers in American history. Looting, burning and killing, this infamous clan rode through the middle border states setting the pattern for the great outlaw bands which were to follow: the James boys, the Daltons and the Youngers... The year, 1866. The place is Southern Indiana."
"Clint Reno: So it finally happened. A Reno brother got killed. Sim Reno: Clint, we don't want no preaching. Frank Reno: Take it easy, Sim. Clint Reno: The baby of the family dying in the streets and his brave brothers running away. Not even animals would do a thing like that! John Reno: Dead in the streets... not dying. Clint Reno: As if that made a difference!"
