Then, in 1878, a pig wandered onto Floyd Hatfield’s land in West Virginia. Floyd was the cousin of “Devil Anse” Hatfield. Floyd’s neighbor, Ole Ran’l McCoy, claimed the hog belonged to him. The case went to court, where it was settled in favor of the Hatfields based on testimony from Bill Staton, a relative of both men. Staton’s “betrayal” infuriated the McCoys, and he was soon murdered as well. Bill Staton’s testimony in the hog case most likely A helped settle the feud in the McCoy’s favor. B filled the McCoys with fury. C made the McCoys very happy. D caused the Hatfields to kill him.