In 1443, Lyman Kurlow was hanged as a horse thief. The next few centuries, he made his way as a thief and murderer, until he took a young Immortal, Peter Matlin as a student in 1671. The two combined forces and remained in partnership until 1994, continuing their joint criminal career. Kurlow's trademark was a white strand of hair. His preferred method of operation was to kill people by strangling them with a scarf or piece of cloth. 1805 Kurlow and Matlin met a young English nobleman, who wouldn't inherit any of his family's estate because he was not firstborn, but the second child. Since he did not join the army of the Church, it was easy for Kurlow and Matlin to incite him to steal the family treasure and then to seek his fortune in the colonies. Before he could make that journey, howev