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Narrator: The job of Marshal in a Western cow town of the 1870s had a brief life experience. Wyatt Earp had lived through the taming of Ellsworth and Wichita by the speed of his guns and the skill of his fists. But Dodge City was bigger and tougher. Hoodlums, drunken cowhands and a few businessmen who wanted a wide open town had determined to get rid of Marshal Earp by killing him. Thus far, alertness and luck had been with the Marshal. It had been with Wild Bill Hickok, too, until an assassin's bullet had crashed into his head. In the early autumn of 1876, Marshal Earl was closer to death than he had ever been before. What his enemies had planned for him was no face-to-face showdown with a hired gunslinger. It was a plot far more subtle and deadly.

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