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How DCP stole a pipeline easement in Edwards county from a minors land trust with no compensation.[edit]
If you have any desire to learn about how the DCP Sandhills Pipeline stole this right of way, I can be reached at kentcarpenter82@gmail.com
PO Box 964
Rocksprings,Tx 78880
325-763-7184
The minors involved in this lawsuit are also neighbors to Ashley Watt in the Texas panhandle. I just finished reading the story about Antina Cattle Company and their battle on the Watt family west Texas ranch. I hope to hear from you soon. I think you will find this story interesting as well.