In 1913, the quiet mining towns of Utah were shaken by one of the most violent manhunts in American history. Rafael “Red” Lopez—an experienced miner turned outlaw—would unleash chaos after a deadly confrontation that left five lawmen and a civilian dead. Armed with his rifle and an unmatched knowledge of the wilderness, Lopez vanished into the canyons and deserts, evading posses, trackers, and the relentless law for years.This is The Greatest Manhunt in Utah History—a chilling story of bloodshed, betrayal, and survival on the western frontier. Nearly a century later, investigators finally pieced together the truth of Lopez’s disappearance, closing one of the Wild West’s last unresolved mysteries.🔔 Subscribe for more Wild West deep dives into forgotten outlaws, legendary lawmen, and untold frontier stories.#wildwestshootout #utahhistory #manhunt #lawmanvsoutlaw #oldwest #wildwesthistory Photo CreditDeputy George Witbeck, Nephi Jenseno Utah Law Enforcement Memorialo https://www.utahsfallen.org/fallen-officers/deputy-george-o-witbeckSources;o https://www.deseret.com/2012/1/5/20391755/deadliest-utah-law-enforcement-attack-was-in-1913/ o https://www.kennecott-groundbreakers.com/stories/rafael-lopez