In 1949, two bandits from Youngstown, Ohio, boarded a B&O passenger Train from Washington, D.
C., to Detroit.
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National headlines likened the event to the exploits of Jesse James and the infamous days of the Wild West.
They pistol-whipped several and shot at others before exiting the Train to next rob a tavern and hijack getaway cars.
In the West Virginia mountains near Martinsburg, Luman "Lu" Ramsdell and his gang stopped the Train to rob and terrorize nearly 150 people on board.
In 1949, two bandits from Youngstown, Ohio, boarded a B&O passenger Train from Washington, D.
C., to Detroit