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Germany: Some bampot has been killing rabbits in the area around Dortmund and, obviously, it can't simply be someone who enjoys being cruel to animals. Humans are, after all, peaceful bunnyhugging vegans with no tendency towards harming other creatures at all. First up, is the usual suspects: it must be Satanists.
Fear is driving rabbit owners in Germany to lock up their pets at night after a spate of brutal bunny slayings in which pets have been beheaded and drained of blood....
There has been speculation that satanists could be responsible because many of the way the rabbits have been killed.
And if that wasn't enough, the internet is also to blame.
The task force is looking into the possibility that the rabbits were being targeted using the online mapping programme Google Earth.
I'm betting it's a lone nutter, or teenagers.
German police investigate serial rabbit killings—The Guardian, 9th July 2008.
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