Season five introduces the Crowe family, another criminal clan from Harlan County. The leader of the family is Daryl Crowe Jr., who comes to Kentucky with his siblings Wendy, Danny, and Kendal, and his cousin Dewey Crowe.

Daryl wants to expand his criminal empire and take over Harlan’s drug business. He also has a personal vendetta against Raylan, whom he blames for ruining his family’s reputation. Raylan has to deal with the Crowes while also coping with the death of his father Arlo and the birth of his daughter Willa.

Season six is the final season of Justified. It revolves around the ultimate showdown between Raylan and Boyd, who have been on opposite sides of the law since the beginning of the series. Boyd plans to rob a bank vault that contains millions of dollars belonging to Avery Markham, a wealthy businessman who wants to buy up land in Harlan County for his marijuana empire.

Markham is also engaged to Katherine Hale, a widow who has a history with Wynn Duffy. Raylan tries to stop Boyd’s heist and bring him to justice once and for all, while also dealing with his own demons and doubts.

Plot Summary

The plot summary of Justified is as follows:

Season 1: Raylan returns to Harlan County and clashes with Boyd Crowder, an old friend turned criminal leader.
Season 2: Raylan investigates the Bennett family, a powerful clan that controls Harlan’s marijuana trade.
Season 3: Raylan faces Robert Quarles, a Detroit mobster who wants to take over Harlan’s crime scene.
Season 4: Raylan unravels the mystery of Drew Thompson, a fugitive who was involved in a drug heist in the 1980s.
Season 5: Raylan deals with the Crowe family, a group of low-life criminals who cause trouble in Harlan.
Season 6: Raylan and Boyd have their final confrontation, as they both try to achieve their goals and survive.