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Hillsville 1912: A Shooting in the Court
53 minutes | Family | 2011 | 
United States of America
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Tagline
A Family Became Outlaws
SynopsisOn the cold spring morning of March 14, 1912, shots rang out in the tiny, rural, mountain town of Hillsville, Virginia. As gunmen spilled from the courthouse taking their battle through the downtown streets, the judge, sheriff, and the Commonwealth Attorney lay dead in the smoke-filled courtroom. For the first time ever documented on film the story of the Carroll County Courthouse Tragedy is told, one of the worst shootings in United States courthouse history.
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Directed by
Rick Bowman -
Written by
Rick Bowman and Bill Perrine -
Produced by
Rick Bowman, Bill Perrine, and Elara Bowman - Hillsville 1912: A Shooting in the Court Website
Directed by:
Rick Bowman
Written by: Rick Bowman and Bill Perrine
Produced by: Rick Bowman, Bill Perrine, and Elara Bowman
Written by: Rick Bowman and Bill Perrine
Produced by: Rick Bowman, Bill Perrine, and Elara Bowman
Cast
Himself: Greg GoadHimself: John Velke
Himself: Ron Leonard
Himself: Bill Lord
Himself: Gooch Harmon
Himself: Ron Hall
Narrator: David Heath
Himself: Thomas Sawyers
Floyd Allen: Ray Bowman
Crew
Editor: Bill PerrineCamera: Bill Perrine
Camera: Rick Bowman
Music Composer: Mike Conner
Music Composer: John Miller
Sound Design: Lethal Sounds
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Director
Rick Bowman
