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The Barefoot Bandit The True Tale of Colton Harris-Moore, New American Outlaw

Bob Friel

The Barefoot Bandit

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My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark

It was published two months after Colton's arrest and detailed the true story of his criminal exploits, specifically his multiple airplane thefts and escapes.

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In 2010, two documentaries are released about his experiences.

— Episode: 333 - Spiritual Brag

Episode: 333 - Spiritual Brag

It was published two months after Colton's arrest and detailed the true story of his criminal exploits, specifically his multiple airplane thefts and escapes.

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In 2010, two documentaries are released about his experiences.

Two months after Colt goes to prison, author Bob Friel publishes a book called, The Barefoot Bandit, the True Tale of Colton Harris Moore, New American Outlaw.

Sword and Scale

The host noted that the title, written by Bob Friel, chronicled the life and crimes of a teenage outlaw whose story was later optioned for a Hollywood film. It was mentioned as the source material for the movie adaptation, highlighting its detailed account of the subject's daring thefts. The discussion was factual and did not include a strong recommendation to read the book.

Episode: Episode 77

It was written by Bob Freel, a writer and Orcas Island resident, and detailed the life and crimes of Colton Harris-Moore, who gained notoriety as the 'Barefoot Bandit'. Hollywood bought the rights to the story, which was eventually adapted into a film.

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He also penned a book on the story called The Barefoot Bandit, The True Tale of Colton Harris Moore, New American Outlaw.

Episode: Episode 77

It was written about Colton Harris-Moore, a teenager who stole multiple planes and evaded authorities for a while. It was mentioned as the basis of a Hollywood film adaptation.

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He also penned a book on the story called The Barefoot Bandit, The True Tale of Colton Harris Moore, New American Outlaw.

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