I started up Skyrim and at the main menu I typed "coc riverwood" directly into the command console. I was teleported to riverwood as a typical Nord with the same equipment as the guy has when you type "player.placeatme 7". That wasn't the interesting part, though, I'm getting to that. The interesting part was when I headed towards Helgen. Everyone was standing there and the ones at the main gate were watching as Hadvar and Ralof fought each other. I went out of Helgen and followed the path out of the main gate and onwards.

As I was heading in that direction, I saw a wreakage. Two carts and a lot of dead Khajiits. Around it were a couple of levelled bandits. Interesting. It must have been this very Khajiit caravan that people are accusing Ulfric of not investigating.

I'm sorry to break this to you...

but no one gives two craps about the Khajiit. They're a dumb feline race that needs to go back to their desolate wasteland of a home.

Agreed, but I thought I'd share this anyway.

All hail Lord Ulfric. All hail the Stormcloaks!

Khajiit are cool. Thou I prefer them on Oblivion. Well, nice finding.

That is in Falkreath/Whiterun. Nothing to do with Ulfric.
The only destroyed Khajiit caravan in Eastmarch is one that was attacked by Giants, which is not Ulfric's problem either. Lol

Lol, well I care. Rather see Ulfric dead next to a cart .

But seriously though, interesting find. Wonder if it was a part of some unfinished quest or maybe a random encounter sort of deal.

It wont be from an unfinished quest.

By the looks of it, it's there just to add to the game and show that bandits attack caravans... And you get ambushed by the bandits when you get close enough.
Nothing special about the caravan tbh.

Yeah, kind of figures. Still cool though, I do enjoy the sort of random encounter stuff or even fixed encounters out in the world that have their own miny story into them. Like the cart you can find out in The Reach that looks like it was attacked by the Falmer.

If you explore across the river near that cart, you'll find that there's more to the story.