Joseph Henry Loveless, born Dec. 3, 1870, was the son of some of the first members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to move to Utah. But he didn’t lead the kind of life his parents would have wanted.
Loveless was a bootlegger who smuggled alcohol into Fremont County at a time when the substance was banned locally.
Loveless was a wanted man, accused of murdering his wife. He would often be sent to jail or prison only to break out again.
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