John Wesley Hardin was a feared outlaw and gunfighter known for his deadly accuracy and violent temper. Claiming to have killed over 40 men, Hardin became infamous throughout Texas. His most famous event was the killing of Deputy Charles Webb in 1874, which led to a statewide manhunt and his eventual capture. Hardin spent 17 years in prison before trying to reform his life, but his reputation as one of the most dangerous gunfighters of the Old West followed him. His life of violence ended in 1895 when he was shot and killed in a saloon by John Selman.✅ Subscribe:
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