Villa’s Violent Past Exposed: Former Soldier Comes Forward

February 28, 1914, Washington D.C. – A shocking revelation has emerged from the dusty trails of West Peck, Arizona, where a former member of the Tenth Cavalry has come forward to expose the violent past of Mexican revolutionary leader Pancho Villa. Edward Soma, a man who once served alongside Villa, has revealed that the infamous rebel leader was once a sergeant in an American regiment. Soma’s testimony is corroborated by other members of Villa’s former company, who have long suspected that their former comrade was hiding a dark secret.