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Criminal
Skip Hollandsworth wrote about Peggy Jo Talis for Texas Monthly in 2005, describing her interactions with a psychologist who was both charmed and intrigued by her.
Check out Skip Hollandsworth's Texas Monthly article, "The Last Ride of Cowboy Bob."
— Episode: Cowboy Bob
Episode: Cowboy Bob
Skip Hollandsworth wrote about Peggy Jo Talis for Texas Monthly in 2005, describing her interactions with a psychologist who was both charmed and intrigued by her.
Check out Skip Hollandsworth's Texas Monthly article, "The Last Ride of Cowboy Bob."
Skip Holland's Worth is a writer for Texas Monthly, a man with a beard wearing a cowboy hat and a brown leather jacket walked into a bank in Irving, Texas in May of 1991.
Skip Hollinsworth says this robber was smart. He knew to keep his head down, so security cameras would have a hard time getting a picture of his face. He didn't fidget while he waited for the teller to hand over the money.
Skip Hollinsworth wrote about her for Texas Monthly in 2005. He reported that a psychologist named Richard Schmidt sat down with Peggy J. Tallis.
Skip Hollinsworth says Peggy Jo Talis smoked a cigarette. He says she could have picked up the 357 Magnum she kept under her pillow, but instead she picked up a toy pistol.