Blood Money: Hatfields and McCoys

You have inherited an old, abandoned BBQ joint from your long ago relative, Howell McCoy. However, the Hatfield family is claiming that the place belongs to them. This is especially troubling since the Deed to the property is missing. In its heyday, The Real McCoy’s BBQ was not only famous for its delicious pork, but also for its shady reputation as a front for bootlegging during Prohibition. Old-timers tell stories about ol’ Howell outrunning the revenuers in his souped-up 1940 Ford Coupe, which he called his “Baby.” Rumor has it that during a bust at the Speakeasy in the back, a massive shootout broke out. Howell McCoy was never seen or heard from again, and no one has ever found the fortune that he had made from his illegal activities.