THE ARKANSAS BLOODBATH 1976: The Dawson Family Who Slaughtered 13 Men Over Stolen Cattle скачать в хорошем качестве

THE ARKANSAS BLOODBATH 1976: The Dawson Family Who Slaughtered 13 Men Over Stolen Cattle

In 1976, in the cattle country of western Arkansas, a quiet dispute over an unpaid line of black calves began to simmer beneath the surface. A folded ledger entry, a borrowed bull, and a neighbor’s rising fortunes set the stage for a conflict no court seemed able to name. Through meticulous planning and an unshakable belief that his bloodline was his only legacy, Harlan Dawson turned social ties, market routes, and back‑road knowledge into a lethal campaign. Within a short span, thirteen men connected to the stolen herd lay dead, each scene marked by brands and patterns investigators could not ignore. Today, the case lives on as a dark parable about legacy, theft, and the limits of law in rural America. This film is a fictionalized dramatization drawn from historical tensions, oral traditions, and regional legends, for cultural study. Viewer discretion advised; it neither glorifies nor encourages violence or wrongdoing.