She leaned across the table in the diner she owned. Her gorgeous eyes were flaming.

Pauline Pusser was shot to death Aug. 12, 1967. Sheriff Buford Pusser was made famous by 'Walking Tall' movies in 1973 and 2004. TBI announced it is 'more likely than not' that Buford Pusser killed ...

B uford Pusser should have been on top of the world. By Aug. 20, 1974, he was the most famous sheriff in America, all because of the unexpected smash-hit film Walking Tall, which introduced Pusser — ...

One of many photos of Buford Pusser on display at the Buford Pusser Home & Museum.Ray Di Pietro for BI Pauline Pusser was the wife of a sheriff, so her chores were a bit unusual. She cooked meals for ...

Documents from the Buford Pusser case are now available for public viewing at UT-Martin. Striking Barbara Eden, 94, turns heads in bright red power suit recreating iconic I Dream of Jeannie pose Major ...

Dennis Hathcock never believed the legend of Sheriff Buford Pusser – not for a second, he said. In southwest Tennessee’s McNairy County, where he’s lived all his life, many hail the sheriff as a folk ...

Buford Pusser was a long-time sheriff in McNairy County whose life was the subject of two major motion pictures. On Aug. 29, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation announced that they would have ...

A late Tennessee sheriff who inspired a Hollywood movie about a law enforcement officer who took on organized crime killed his wife in 1967 and led people to believe she was killed by his enemies, ...

MCNAIRY COUNTY, Tenn. (WKRN) — Investigators have implicated him in the death of his wife, but support from some for the larger-than-life Tennessee Sheriff Buford Pusser remains strong. The Sheriff ...

Confirming what every West Tennessee grandmother I’ve ever met or heard about has long suspected, authorities recently determined that famed McNairy County Sheriff Buford Pusser likely killed his wife ...

SOMERVILLE, Tenn. — An investigation implicating Sheriff Buford Pusser in the death of his wife Pauline Pusser in 1967 a big topic of conversation in the county where he became the “Walking Tall” ...