He headed straight for Pierre Vidrine’s field where the farmer was plowing. Three days later, on April 25, 1921, Euzebe emerged from his home carrying a loaded 12 gauge shot-gun.
His anger was followed by several days of lows with Euzebe inside his home weeping over the rumor. When word of this got back to Euzebe he was enraged that the farmer would accuse him of such a thing. Weeks earlier Euzebe’s dog had killed one of Pierre’s sheep and Pierre told folks he had seen Euzebe around the farm on the days the hogs went missing. Evangeline Parish farmer, Pierre Vidrine, who shared the same last name but was no relation to Euzebe, mentioned to fellow farmers that several hogs had been stolen from his farm.
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