New Book Examines Notorious Female Criminals in Texas
A new book, 'She Kills', delves into the lives of infamous female criminals in Texas, shedding light on their exploits.
In one notable case, Peggy Jo Tallas, a woman from Dallas, adopted a disguise, including a brown leather jacket, aviator glasses, a cowboy hat, and a fake beard, to rob a bank in Irving in 1991.
“This is a bank robbery. No marked bills or dye packs.”
Tallas handed the teller a note with this message and received a large sum of cash. She went on to rob four more banks, earning the nickname "Cowboy Bob" due to her cross-dressing. The FBI eventually caught her, putting an end to her string of robberies.
Author's summary: 'She Kills' explores Texas' most notorious female criminals.
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