Evidently Packer was amused when a dyslexic tattoo artist misspelled his name as "ALFERD" and it became sort of an in-joke.
Nov 1873 |
Alfred Packer and 20 others depart Provo, UT for the San Juan Mountains in the Colorado Territory. |
9 Feb 1874 |
Alfred Packer and five other men break away from the rest of their group and head for Gunnison. |
6 Apr 1874 |
Alfred Packer emerges from the woods alone. |
8 May 1874 |
Alfred Packer signs his first confession. |
8 Aug 1874 |
The corpses of Alfred Packer's five missing companions are found, two miles outside Lake City, CO. |
8 Aug 1874 |
Alfred Packer escapes from jail. |
11 Mar 1883 |
Fugitive Alfred Packer captured in Cheyenne, WY. Packer had been living under the alias John Schwartze. |
16 Mar 1883 |
Alfred Packer signs his second confession. |
7 Aug 1897 |
Alfred Packer signs his third confession. |
7 Jan 1901 |
Alfred Packer paroled by the governor of Colorado. |
23 Apr 1907 |
Alfred Packer dies and is buried in Littleton, CO. |