Ever since Chester Witherspoon was a child, he had been picked on by older, larger boys. One day he got hold of his father's revolver and, in an attempt to even the odds, shot at the town bully. He missed, but that single action earned him a reputation that would serve as the basis of "The Terrorist." He would learn at an early age that killing was not only exhilarating, but infectious. It wasn't long before he had every lawman on the West Coat searching for him. To add insult to injury, he managed to get on the mob's hit list as well. And they knew where he lived
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