Today, Corinne, Utah which lies north of Great Salt Lake on the sluggish Bear River, is a drowsy town, but back in the late 1860s when the railroad was planning to build through Corinne, it was a rip roaring community with more than its share of gunmen and gamblers - and one of the deadliest men in Corinne, was suave, smiling Lou Richmond, construction engineer - for when he was crossed, Lou had the killer complex...