In 1937, Percy Bryce Cato, a young writer with the Federal Writers Project, had a last assignment- to locate and interview Buford Hobbs whose lashing on the streets of Gonzales, Texas, led to the Brantley-Baltzell feud. Cato's search for Hobbs and their ensuing conversations uncovered a trail of carnage and long kept secrets.
In 1937, Percy Bryce Cato, a young writer with the Federal Writers Project, had a last assignment- to locate and interview Buford Hobbs whose lashing on the streets of Gonzales, Texas, led to the Brantley-Baltzell feud. Cato's search for Hobbs and their ensuing conversations uncovered a trail of carnage and long kept secrets.