Phil Carlson's film "Walking High", a film by Tennessee starring Oeo Don Baker, was released in 1973 for something positive reviews and a fairly respectable box office. Made for about $ 500,000, the film made over $ 40 million.

Baker was playing Buwar Puser, a real life police officer who withdrew from a professional career in 1964 to become the sheriff of McNiri County. Puser was a local hero who became notorious about his efficiency, shooting on illegal gambling, sex work and moon. He was able to suspend the criminal matters of the Dixie Mafia, a Mississippi -based crime union, as well as the MOB state line, which led illegal goods from Mississippi to Tennessee. The bad guys were constantly trying to kill the puser, always unsuccessful. His wife, Paulin, was killed in shooting after driving in 1967, and the killer was only recently identified. Remember that detail. We'll get back to that.

Puser finally died in a ruin of cars in 1974, and has long been doubts about a foul game. He was 36 years old. A Puser has just signed an agreement to play himself in the upcoming sequel to "walking high", but his death has led to Bo Swanson's engagement in his place. "Walking High, Part 2" was released in 1975, and "Walking High: The Last Chapter" came out in 1977. The Bouford Puser legend lasted for decades, leading to songs, extra TV films and high -profile "Walking Taln At that time it is still considered a "rock". The remake was not a huge hit, but it created two sequels to direct-video. "Walking High: Dedication" and "Walking High: Loned Justice" and both came out in 2007, both playing Kevin Sorbo.

According to New report from Associated PressThe identity of the Paulin killer - thanks to some careful consideration by the Bureau of Investigation in Tennessee - can now be determined. New evidence in the 58-year-old case suggests that Pauline's killer ... Bill the Buwar Puser himself. List "no more heroes" to strangers.

The 2004 remake at "Walking Thall", while based on the Bouford Puster story, was actually transferred to the present time, and the names changed. Dwayne Nsonson played a character named Chris Vaughan, Runior, and he was no longer from Tennessee. Now he is greeted by a small town in Washington state. Chris Vaughan has still become a human army for the local Sheriff's department, this time stirring Crystal dealers. Neil McDoney was played by the local casino owner, and Kevin Durand played one of his thugs. Kobe Smulters or Marvel's glory She had a small role as "exotic beauty". Since the 2004 Walking Tall version has changed all the details in real life, it can move away from a puster. Kevin Sorbo's films are for a character named Nick, so the relationship has until then becomes even more intense.

However, in real life, the Bouford Puser seems to be the perpetrator of the Pauline Puser's murder. It seems that the local District Ombudsman, working with the Bureau of Investigation in Tennessee, decided to open the cold case of Pauline in 2022 (cold cases are regularly considered), hoping to finally detain the scorer of the plant, which Bouford claims. There is no evidence of a mysterious armed, but there was a lot of evidence against Bouford. Mainly, new details were noted in the photos of the old crime, reviewed by D -Michael Revel. Puser claims that he and his wife are driving at the scene of the disorder when a man in a truck retired and shot him while sitting in the front seat. At the time, local police officers took the word of the puser, but it was clear after the review that Paulin was shot in front of the car and then returned to it.

According to the AP report, local Sheriffs in Tennessee considered inconsistencies as a reason to exhum the Paulin corpse in search of new evidence.

The Bouford Puser was also injured in the alleged attack, leaving a rifle on his face. Dr. Revel revealed that the wounds in crime-scene photos were close to a rifle, not a car from a car as a pussel claimed. He was, he discovered, probably that a puser deliberately shot his face to look like he was attacked. All this evidence would be enough to bring a pussel to court on charges of murder. There was also evidence that Paulin had a broken nose to be treated, a sign that the puser might have abused her.

Pauline's brother, Griffon Mulinins, was happy to be presented with the evidence. By 2025, Pauline's killer was a mystery and he was depressed for lack of closure. Finding evidence against Bouford was the closure he needed. He also did not express a surprise from the fact that Pauline might have been abused; It always seemed to be the case. He didn't say anything because, well, I suppose someone accused a local sheriff of family abuse in 1967. All puster files will eventually be available to the public through the University of Tennessee.

Puser died in 1974, so renting "Walking Highs" will not contribute to his legal defense fund. They can be seen without guilt, to re -analyze the way we destroy our heroes and our MPs, not knowing about their crimes and sins. The end of the film in 1973, in which Jo Baker kills his wife's assassins, now takes a different meaning.

Meanwhile, Dwayne Nsonson is certainly shameless, not knowing he is, on the road, has shown a killer in real life. His next film, "The Machine", "The Machine", " It is due to cinema on October 3.