Solve three clues to reopen one of Lancaster's wildest true stories
A century ago, a single family terrorized this county and then slipped almost entirely out of memory. The old file has three clues left in it. Crack each one and the next unlocks.
No timers. No tricks. Just you and a few subtle hints. Ready to reopen the case?
They named themselves after a bird of prey, the kind that circles high and patient overhead, waiting to drop on whatever others leave behind. Six brothers carried that name and made it feared across the county.
A scavenger. Dark wings, wide circles. The name is one word, and the brothers wore it like a brand.
After every job, the brothers rode back to the same rugged high ground south of New Holland. It was poor and tangled country, and it took its name from the homeland of the settlers who first cleared it.
Those settlers came from a small country to the west of England. Picture caves and boulders, and a name that points to their old home.
Their whole legend rests on a handful of unforgettable jobs. Read each hint and name the escapade.
Six brothers of the Welsh Mountains, the Jesse James of the East Coast