Ep 16. Last Grave at Socorro Creek
- TVPG
- January 22, 1969
- 77 min
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7.8 (8)
The Virginian season 7 episode 16 titled "Last Grave at Socorro Creek" begins with a dispute between the neighboring ranches concerning access to water. The feud escalates when a neighboring rancher, Frank Keller, is shot dead, and Trampas is the only witness to the incident.
As the sole witness, Trampas takes it upon himself to investigate the incident. He soon discovers that there is much more to the feud than a mere disagreement over water rights. Trampas follows the evidence and uncovers a deep conspiracy that goes back decades and involves a number of people, including Keller's own family members.
As the truth of the situation comes to light, Trampas becomes embroiled in the feud and finds himself facing off against powerful ranchers who will stop at nothing to protect their interests. Meanwhile, the Virginian and the rest of the Shiloh Ranch staff must navigate the treacherous political waters of the situation to ensure that justice is served.
Throughout the episode, tensions run high, and the action is fast and furious as both sides of the feud fight for their interests. Along the way, Trampas himself becomes a target, and he must use all of his wits and skills to stay alive long enough to uncover the truth.
The "Last Grave at Socorro Creek" is a tense and thrilling episode that is sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats. With a complex plot filled with twists and turns, it is a testament to the quality of storytelling that made The Virginian such a beloved show in its time.