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Posted: **Wed May 10, 2006 3:05 pm**

Thought these articles might be of interest regarding patterns of ritual animal abuse. Apparently there's a pattern forming in Ohio... ------------------------------------------------------------ From the Cincinnati Enquirer Wednesday, April 19, 2006 Reward at $3,000 in animal atrocities BY JANICE MORSE | ENQUIRER STAFF WRITER MORGAN TWP. - About a half-dozen people could be connected to a string of recent animal atrocities in Butler County, County Dog Warden Kimberly Sterling says. But she needs more information to help her catch the abusers. A reward of $3,000 - up from $2,500 last week - is being offered for information that helps crack the case of the animal killings. Sterling said Tuesday she feels confident she received credible information about people who could be torturing and killing dogs, cats and other animals. Sterling said people came forward with information after news reports about three unsolved cases of bound, skinned dogs. Their tips point strongly to a half-dozen people, age 17 through their early 20s. Tipsters have told investigators they have seen evidence of more animal atrocities. "Who knows how many we don't know about?" Sterling said. A resident, who couldn't be reached for comment, added $500 to a $2,500 reward that the Humane Society of the United States offered following a report of a dead, skinned dog found April 3. Within a week of that report, a cat was found suffering from a fatal gunshot in the same general area of the township where two dogs were found dead and skinned in 2001. E-mail jmorse@enquirer.com Source: <a href="http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060419/NEWS01/604190372/1056">news.enquirer.com/apps/pb...90372/1056</a> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Skinned dog found in Wal-Mart Shopping Cart. "raw dogma" by Nkrumah Steward, creator of 8BM.com An employee of a Wal-Mart in Springfield, Ohio called police to report a skinned dog he found dead in a shopping cart in full view of customers. Apparently a customer had pushed the cart off to a spot between the lawn-and garden area in front of the store and left. I don't know what is more disturbing. A disgruntled employee getting fired and shooting up the place or just coming back to leave a skinned dog in a shopping cart. I'll have to get back to you on that. Source: <a href="http://www.8bm.com/diatribes/volume01/011/224.htm">www.8bm.com/diatribes/vol...11/224.htm</a>