"That white-haired bloke... Gerard? Gerwant?" — The actual name of this subject is conjectural or unknown.
The Pinto gang was a group of robbers and horse thieves commanded by Pinto.[1]
Biography[]
In August 1267, whilst in Loredo, a village in Geso, they encountered the fellow gang known as the Rats. The Pinto-allied tall man with a mustache made sexual jokes about two of their members, Ciri and Mistle, whilst his fellow gang members applauded and chanted. When he tried to harass them sexually, Ciri killed him, in a flash cutting his throat with two strokes of her sword. Giselher, the ringleader of the Rats, interceded before another member was killed. Scornfully, he paid Pinto one thaler by the pound for the dead bandit.[1]