00:00 The Hatfields and McCoys is a famous family feud in American history that was dramatized in a TV mini series and even featured on the TV show Family Feud.

04:44 The Hatfields and McCoys were two intermarried families living in the Tug River Valley, with the Hatfields in West Virginia and the McCoys in Kentucky, and their feud is often blamed on a stolen pig.

09:38 The tension between the Hatfields and McCoys began because Randall McCoy was envious of Devil Ants Hatfield's larger timber business and felt bitter about his own lot in life.

14:33 The tensions between the Hatfields and McCoys escalated when Devil Ants Hatfield and the Logan Wildcats threatened Aza McCoy, leading to his death and the beginning of the family feud.

19:32 The tensions between the Hatfields and McCoys escalated when Devil Ants Hatfield and the Logan Wildcats threatened Aza McCoy, leading to his death and the beginning of the family feud.

24:14 The tensions between the Hatfields and McCoys escalated when Devil Ants Hatfield and the Logan Wildcats threatened Aza McCoy, leading to his death and the beginning of the family feud.

29:08 The tensions between the Hatfields and McCoys escalated when the Hatfields intercepted and killed McCoy boys, leading to a major turning point in the feud.

33:50 Perry Klein, an attorney married to Martha McCoy, lost 5,000 acres of land and used the execution of the three McCoy boys by the Hatfields as an opportunity for retribution, contacting the Governor of Kentucky and leading to the reinstatement of charges and bounties on the Hatfields.

38:53 The Supreme Court ruled that the abduction of the Hatfields by Frank Phillips was likely illegal, but Kentucky, being a sovereign state, could proceed with the trial, resulting in eight Hatfields and their supporters being sentenced to life in prison and one, Ellison Mounts, being sentenced to death, although many believe he was unfairly targeted due to being mentally challenged.

43:32 The Hatfields and McCoys called a truce after an 11-year period in which almost 24 people were killed, and since then, the feud has been depicted in pop culture and there is speculation that the McCoys may have had a genetic condition that contributed to their violent behavior.

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