The Pig Man Massacre
The moon shone overhead as a homeless man rested his skull against a
tree in the forest near the Sullivan's farm house. The bum closed his eyes and
soon he smelled a rancid pig type smell. He smelled like pig manure and pig
musk. A horrible creature wearing blue, overalls, stood over the bum. The creature
had a flabby yet powerful body and a pig head. It snarled as it glared at the
bum with his red eyes. The pig man revved up his chainsaw and the bum screamed.
The blade of the chainsaw ripped through the bum’s rib cage. The blood
poured from the mouth and chest of the bum while the blade broke ribs and sliced
through tissue. Blood splattered all over
the ground, hog man’s face and all over the pig man’s clothes. The bum stared
vacant eyed up at his murderer. The pig man stomped through the dark forest as
his chainsaw roared and rumbled in his hands. He wandered onto the Sullivan’s
property. Inside the farmhouse lived blind Aunt Mary, Sean and his daughter
Grace.
Grace sat on her aunt’s lap. ‘’I can smell its foul stench,’’ Aunt Mary
said.
‘’What are you talking about Aunt Mary,’’ Grace said.
‘’The pig man,’’ Aunt Mary said.
‘’Mary, I don’t think that story is appropriate,’’ Sean said.
‘’Who’s the Pig man aunt, Mary?’’
‘’He was a deformed creature, who was born to an ostracized woman on the
edge of town, after her sister placed a curse on her.’’
‘’That’s enough, Mary,’’ Sean interrupted his sister.
‘’I want to hear the story daddy,’’ Grace pleaded.
‘’It’s past your bedtime young lady.’’
‘’Goodnight Aunt Mary,’’
‘’Goodnight Grace,’’
‘’Good night daddy,’’
‘’Goodnight pumpkin,’’
Sean bent down and hugged and kissed his daughter. He kissed Grace on
the cheek and the seven year old scampered off to bed. Sean looked at his
sister as she reclined in her rocking chair.
‘’I wish you wouldn’t fill Grace’s
head full of crazy stories about the Pig man, she’s very impressionable you
know,’’ Sean said.
‘’I might be sightless, Sean but if you don’t believe in the Pig man
you’re the one who’s blind,’’ Mary said.
‘’I can’t listen to this I’m going to bed, goodnight.’’
‘’Goodnight,’’
Sean climbed up the stairs and climbed into bed. The front door swung
open and Mary called out ‘’who’s, there,’’
The overwhelming stench of the Pig man’s odor offended Mary’s nostrils
at once. ‘’Pig man, you’ve, come back for me,’’
‘’Oink, oink,’’
The Pig man revved his chainsaw as Mary screamed. The Pig man sliced off
Mary’s right arm. Blood spurted out of Mary’s empty arm stump. ‘’Soo Wee,’’ The
Pig man snorted.
His squeals were high pitched but his voice was unbelievably deep and
guttural. The Pig man sliced through Mary’s stomach until he severed the woman
in half. Both halves of Aunt Mary fell to the floor and the Pig man threw down
his chainsaw and quickly began chomping on Aunt Mary’s entrails. Grace bounced
down the steps. Half way down she froze when she saw the horrible Pig man gaze
up at her with his glowing, red eyes. His mouth glistened with blood and the
pig’s skin looked greasy.
‘’Little lamb, so tender and mild, ripe for the slaughter, soo wee,’’
The Pig man howled and also oink oinked. The Pig man grabbed his chainsaw and
revved it up. The pig man chased the terrified and wide eyed, little girl up
the steps while he wielded his chainsaw. Sean popped out of his bedroom
brandishing a shotgun. ‘’Adios motherfucker,’’ Sean said in a matter of fact
way. Sean squeezed the trigger of his shotgun and he caught the hideous
creature right between the eyes.
The Pig man’s brains flew all over the walls and the carpet upstairs in
the Sullivan home. This occurred after the Pig man’s head exploded. The Pig
man’s body fell to the floor in a lifeless heap. The shotgun still smoked in
Sean’s hand as did the gooey brains of the Pig man. Grace ran and hugged her
daddy.
‘’Daddy I thought you got rid of your shotgun because Aunt Mary said
guns were unsafe,’’ Grace said.
‘’Sweetheart the only thing that protected you from that monster lying
on the floor tonight was daddy’s gun,’’ Sean argued.
Grace looked at the bloody and headless carcass lying on the floor and
shook her head. ‘’You got that right daddy,’’ Grace muttered as a chill danced
up and down her tiny spine.
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