... was set up in a small guest house behind the so called Boyer 'ranch house'. The death bed was definitely the type of bed one would find in the 1920's California motor court hotels. However I have never seen any documentation to support Boyer's claims that Wyatt Earp actually died in in this bed. I did manage to extract a verbal answer per the documentation: "Albert Behan" provided confirmation. Every year or two Boyer would host an event at or near his home. I attended the 1999 event and met a number of Boyer loyalists, fans and Boyer Clerics. Included in the event were a few very unusual and sometimes strange personalities. One unusual attendee especially was very macabre: A history professor from a small North Texas University, This professor lady every year would "have dibs" on being the attendee who would sleep in Wyatt Earp's death bed. What I thought was really strange was nobody else wanted to sleep in Wyatt Earp's death bed even assuming that it really was somehow documented as such. Thus I was never sure why it was necessary for this lady to claim "dibs" as the attendee who won the right to sleep in the bed. There were a number of other unusual personality's in attendance but one core value which they all shared was they were all confirmed and dedicated heterosexuals or women who never engaged in lesbian interaction. The other core value I noticed is they were all republicans and anti-communists. Senator Joseph McCarthy would have felt right at home with this group of Boyer-ites and solid core Americans.