Louisiana – A horrific scene unfolded late yesterday in the swamps of Louisiana, as a group of bounty hunters, hired to track down Django and his partner, Calvin, were systematically slaughtered by plantation owner Frank Shultz. The brutal attack, which involved the use of a chainsaw, has sent shockwaves through the already volatile landscape of post-Civil War America and raised serious questions about the nature of justice in a land still grappling with the legacy of slavery.

Initial reports indicate that approximately twelve men, representing a diverse range of backgrounds – including former Confederate soldiers, local lawmen, and private mercenaries – were ambushed near the Blackwood plantation. Witnesses described a swift and merciless operation. Shultz, a man known for his ruthlessness and deep-seated hatred of freed slaves, reportedly directed the attack, ordering his men to “make an example” of the group.

“He just… he just let loose,” recounted Silas, a local trapper who claims to have witnessed the initial stages of the attack from a hidden vantage point. “The air was thick with the smell of pine and blood. It was like something out of a nightmare. He didn’t even blink.” Silas further added, “He said, ‘These men are a stain on this land. They deserve to be wiped clean.’”

The massacre occurred after Shultz’s men had been tracking Django and Calvin for several days, following rumors of their involvement in the attempted rescue of Broomhilde, a young woman held captive on the plantation. While the exact details surrounding Broomhilde’s capture remain unclear, the incident appears to have served as the catalyst for the violent confrontation.

The immediate aftermath has seen a frantic scramble by local authorities, who have pledged to bring Shultz to justice. However, concerns are mounting that the local sheriff, a known sympathizer of plantation owners, will be unable to effectively investigate the crime.

Django and Calvin, who were not present at the scene, are now considered fugitives. Their continued flight has intensified the already tense situation, and fueled speculation about their next move. The events in Louisiana underscore the deep-seated violence and the struggle for freedom and retribution that define this era. The long-term implications of Shultz’s actions, and the response to them, remain to be seen.