Ga. couple killed by pack of wild dogs near home
LEXINGTON, Ga. — Sherry Schweder worried about a group of mixed-breed dogs she saw wandering near her home, a pack that authorities say mauled her and her husband to death along a rural road in northeast Georgia.
The 65-year-old animal lover was taking an evening stroll last week when she was attacked by the feral dogs, authorities believe. Her husband, Lothar Schweder, a retired professor, fell victim to the pack when he went out looking for her.
A shredded piece of shirt, some strands of hair and bloodstained dirt were all that remained Tuesday where the couple was killed. Paramedics who came to the grisly scene Saturday morning found the suspected attackers standing guard. While it's unclear exactly what happened because there were no witnesses, officials have rounded up 16 dogs they believe were involved. (Source: AP)
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(This is an actual picture of one of the dogs)
Where is Michael Vick when you need him????? And this happened in Georgia of all places, where Vick's football team played. If we hadn't locked him up for some friendly dog fighting, he probably would have been wandering around Georgia and already killed this pack of wild dogs. To Vick's credit, he only shot, drowned and electrocuted his dogs, he never ate them alive...which is more than I can say about this wild pack of dogs. They make Vick look like a humanitarian.
The 65-year-old animal lover was taking an evening stroll last week when she was attacked by the feral dogs, authorities believe. Her husband, Lothar Schweder, a retired professor, fell victim to the pack when he went out looking for her.
A shredded piece of shirt, some strands of hair and bloodstained dirt were all that remained Tuesday where the couple was killed. Paramedics who came to the grisly scene Saturday morning found the suspected attackers standing guard. While it's unclear exactly what happened because there were no witnesses, officials have rounded up 16 dogs they believe were involved. (Source: AP)
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(This is an actual picture of one of the dogs)
Where is Michael Vick when you need him????? And this happened in Georgia of all places, where Vick's football team played. If we hadn't locked him up for some friendly dog fighting, he probably would have been wandering around Georgia and already killed this pack of wild dogs. To Vick's credit, he only shot, drowned and electrocuted his dogs, he never ate them alive...which is more than I can say about this wild pack of dogs. They make Vick look like a humanitarian.


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