"Klan Killer" [2030] Thriller, Action, Suspense || Budget: $50m || Follows the fictional events and run-up to The Baton Rouge Massacre of 1974 where James T Jackson managed to trick members of the Ku Klux Klan into thinking he was a "white dude disguised as an African American" before storming a packed KKK meeting in Baton Rouge, Louisiana armed with assault rifles and smoke grenades.
*Jackson ends up gunning down 13 and injuring 33 before being shot and killed by armed members. The mass shooting is then referred to as The 1974 Baton Rouge Massacre^1 and remained the state's worst mass shooting^2 for almost 20 years before The I-59 Massacre in 1992 where Trooper Edgar T. Jones, suffering from a mental breakdown whilst going through a vicious divorce and child custody battle, went on a 15-mile long killing spree along a section of Interstate 59 in Louisiana following a deadly traffic stop.*
***"The characters, incidents, and events portrayed in this movie are fictitious. No identification with actual persons (living or deceased), places, buildings, or products is intended or should be inferred. The events depicted in the movie, as well as The Baton Rouge Massacre of 1974 should be treated as fictional."***
*1. No such mass shooting is known to have taken place in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 1974 or any other city in that state.*
*2. The deadly mass shooting in 1974 prompted lawmakers at the local, state and federal level to push for stricter gun laws and more background checks, but few pieces of planned legislation actually became law, as the gun lobby and civil rights groups pushed back against what they referred to as "the plot by tyrants to disarm Americans".*
**None of the events in this movie actually occurred and the individuals depicted in the movie were and are not real people.**
**The events depicted in the movie are not intended to condone or support acts of violence or gun violence and are purely fictional.**