Buckskin Frank Leslie

01Leslie outlined May Killeen's body on their cabin wall with real bullets while she stood still, married her days after killing her first husband.
02He was convicted in 1889 of murdering his girlfriend Mollie Williams and wounding a ranch hand in the same shooting.
03Sentenced to 25 years in Yuma Territorial Prison, he was released after 7 years due to his medical skills — he'd become the prison doctor.

01RENAMO's systematic amputations were documented by Robert Gersony in a 1988 UNHCR report as a deliberate, organized policy — not random violence.
02The war between FRELIMO and RENAMO killed between 900,000 and one million people, with 1.7 million refugees fleeing to neighboring countries.
03RENAMO was initially created and funded by Rhodesian Central Intelligence to destabilize newly independent Mozambique as punishment for harboring ZANLA guerrillas.

Tombstone gunfighter Buckskin Frank Leslie used live ammunition to trace his wife May's silhouette on their cabin wall, bullet by bullet. He later shot her dead; the bullet-portrait remained on the wall.