In the late 19th century, a gang of outlaws known as Deathsperado wreaked havoc on the countryside, robbing countless stagecoaches across the Sonoran desert. Known for their ruthlessness, they left few survivors throughout their reign of terror. After a botched robbery left the gang responsible for the deaths of two U.S. marshals, the government invested a great deal of time and money into bringing the men to justice. While being strung up on the gallows, they proclaimed, 'the laws of man and nature no longer hold power over us. We will ride again.'
