Outlaw Adventures of BAD BOB: Autobiography of a Career Criminal-Wrongly Convicted (Outlaw Adventrues of BAD BOB Book 1)
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Outlaw Adventures of BAD BOB: Autobiography of a Career Criminal-Wrongly Convicted (Outlaw Adventrues of BAD BOB Book 1)
Admitted career criminal adventurer and outlaw motorcycle club associate, Bad Bob, reveals his sometimes haunted, sometimes fortuitous friendships and dealings with U.S. Special Forces, Green Beret, Navy Seals, ex-employees of the U.S. Secret Service and National Security Agency, serial killers, bank robbers, meth cooks, and with various outlaw motorcycle club members from the Bandidos to the Hells Angels.
Bad Bob lays out a riveting and action-packed continuing story of his involvement in bank robberies; dope-house robberies, and credit card scams, barroom killings, intravenous drug use, drug deals, and general motorcycle antics, intertwined with a candid account of his true life story.
From a small northern Illinois town to Ferguson and North St. Louis County, Missouri, south to Texas, and across the country coast to coast, Bad Bob relives over forty years of ups and downs, which includes various prison sentences in several states and federal Bureau of Prisons, and his life on the run.
His new book “Outlaw Adventures of Bad Bob: Autobiography of a Career Criminal,†takes the reader along on his adventures through Illinois, Missouri, Texas, New Jersey, California, Oregon, New Mexico, Washington State, Arizona, and back to Texas.
A land surveyor by trade, but outlaw adventurer by nature, Bad Bob tells of his loves, his losses, and his eventual conviction and sentence to 25 years in Texas for a crime he did not commit.
