This North Dakota lawman collared 'Gun-toting Tex' after a 2-year manhunt for the small-town cop-killer

When a gunman killed a police officer in Hope, North Dakota, in 1933, the county sheriff wasn't about to take it lying down. He persisted to track the suspect for two years over seven states and thousands of miles -- one of the most highly publicized manhunts in U.S. history.

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