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Sutton–Taylor Feud: Behind Texas’ deadliest Wild West war (Biography)

A real Texas blood feud ignites in DeWitt County—and once the first funeral happens, every “lawman vs outlaw” label blurs. This biography unpacks how the Sutton–Taylor Feud escalated into fear, ambushes, and revenge, with John Wesley Hardin circling the chaos and Texas Rangers intervention finally drawing a line.

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00:00 Hook: “Pick a side”

01:12 DeWitt County powder keg

04:05 First blood, lines drawn

08:10 Revenge becomes routine

12:40 Hardin enters the shadow

16:55 Sutton at Indianola

20:20 Rangers clamp down

23:30 Legacy: what the feud cost

▶ Watch next: John Wesley Hardin (Full Biography) — @TrueLifeProfiles

▶ Related: Texas Rangers—Origins & Tactics — @TrueLifeProfiles

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