Each ___?___ below represents the name of the gunfighter in question. Source for this and future such posts is Bill O'Neal's Encyclopedia of Western Gunfighters.
September 14, 1896, Toyah, Texas. A frightened Bud Frazer had left Texas for Carlsbad, New Mexico, but returned to the Pecos area to visit his mother and sister. ___?___ learned of his nearby presence and immediately traveled to Toyah where he found Frazer in a saloon. ___?___ pushed the swinging doors open with his shotgun, leveled the weapon, and calmly blasted away most of Frazers head. When cursed shortly afterward by Frazers irate sister, ___?___ threatened to shoot her, too.
This shooter also had at least three nicknames.
