Cattle Mutilation - December 2009
This is one of two bull mutilation incidences in Jewell county. The other was reported in early November 2009. A copy of that article has also been submitted to NUFORC.
Superior Nebraska Express Newspaper Article Dated December 31, 2009:
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Another dead bull found; appears to have been mutilated Another bull which may have been killed and mutilated has been found in Jewell County. A few weeks ago a similar incident was reported to the Jewell County Sheriff’s office.
According to Sheriff Dave Fullerton, the cause of the recent bull’s death has not been determined. The animal was found and reported to the sheriff’s office last Tuesday by Jim Harris. The bull was owned by Mike Harris but running in Jim Harris’ pasture. It was found in a remote low area of a pasture located on 140 Road about one-third mile north of V Road.
The bull was last seen by Jim Harris the prior Thursday afternoon so the time of death has been placed between that afternoon and its discovery the following Tuesday.
According to Fullerton, the bull had one ear and other body parts cut off. Since the bull was lying on its right side, the sheriff could not see if the other ear of the right eye had been cut. He observed, "There was blood around the eye, on the left side and indications that it was partly cut, in an attempt to remove it as had been done in the other bull mutilation." Fullerton said the person or person’s responsible, did not finish cutting out the tongue, eye or eyes, as had been done in the other mutilation. He noted, "Something may have interrupted whoever is responsible and caused them to leave the scene before they completed the act."
Fullerton checked for tracks in the snow but could only find cow tracks.
The bull thought to be mutilated a month ago was found in a pasture north of Burr Oak. That animal belonged to William Wilson, Burr Oak. Both bulls were black in color.
Fullerton and the Jewell County Crime Stoppers ask if anyone has information as to who may have done this to call the Jewell County Crime Stoppers"
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(NUFORC Note: We express our sincere gratitude to the young woman in Columbus, NE, who took the time to locate, retype, and submit this report. PD))
This is one of two bull mutilation incidences in Jewell county. The other was reported in early November 2009. A copy of that article has also been submitted to NUFORC.
Superior Nebraska Express Newspaper Article Dated December 31, 2009:
((BEGIN TEXT OF ARTICLE))
Another dead bull found; appears to have been mutilated Another bull which may have been killed and mutilated has been found in Jewell County. A few weeks ago a similar incident was reported to the Jewell County Sheriff’s office.
According to Sheriff Dave Fullerton, the cause of the recent bull’s death has not been determined. The animal was found and reported to the sheriff’s office last Tuesday by Jim Harris. The bull was owned by Mike Harris but running in Jim Harris’ pasture. It was found in a remote low area of a pasture located on 140 Road about one-third mile north of V Road.
The bull was last seen by Jim Harris the prior Thursday afternoon so the time of death has been placed between that afternoon and its discovery the following Tuesday.
According to Fullerton, the bull had one ear and other body parts cut off. Since the bull was lying on its right side, the sheriff could not see if the other ear of the right eye had been cut. He observed, "There was blood around the eye, on the left side and indications that it was partly cut, in an attempt to remove it as had been done in the other bull mutilation." Fullerton said the person or person’s responsible, did not finish cutting out the tongue, eye or eyes, as had been done in the other mutilation. He noted, "Something may have interrupted whoever is responsible and caused them to leave the scene before they completed the act."
Fullerton checked for tracks in the snow but could only find cow tracks.
The bull thought to be mutilated a month ago was found in a pasture north of Burr Oak. That animal belonged to William Wilson, Burr Oak. Both bulls were black in color.
Fullerton and the Jewell County Crime Stoppers ask if anyone has information as to who may have done this to call the Jewell County Crime Stoppers"
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(NUFORC Note: We express our sincere gratitude to the young woman in Columbus, NE, who took the time to locate, retype, and submit this report. PD))
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Jewell County
USA
KS
Occurred : 12/24/2009 (Entered as : 12/24/09) Reported: 7/20/2010 5:10:36 PM 17:10 Posted: 7/28/2010 Location: Jewell County, KS Shape:
Cattle Mutilation - article from the Superior Nebraska Express (December, 31, 2009).