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Horse slashings under investigation

April 23, 2004 By admin

The recent killings of two horses on opposite ends of Iowa are under investigation. The first horse was found dead March 30th at a farm near Remson in northwest Iowa’s Plymouth County. Then, last week, another horse was found killed at a farm in eastern Iowa’s Muscatine County near Moscow. In both cases, the animals had their throats slashed, in straight cuts one-to-two feet long and six-to-eight inches deep. Authorities acknowledge the cuts are NOT consistent with what an attacking animal, like a cougar, would inflict. As yet, no arrests have been made, no motives are clear and deputies in both counties say it’s unlikely the cases are related — but add — it’s always possible, given the similarities.

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