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Title: Tragedy of Baa Witch Project
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The Sun
URL Source: http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2006440146,00.html
Published: Sep 23, 2006
Author: The Sun
Post Date: 2006-09-23 00:57:25 by Morgana le Fay
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SATANISTS are thought to be behind the killing of 30 sheep found at a remote beauty spot. The animals were ritually slaughtered over a week — and some had their eyeballs removed. Necks were also broken, some of the sheep were sexually mutilated and tongues were torn out. Most were laid out ritualistically in a circle when they were found at spots across Dartmoor, Devon — where six slaughtered sheep were found in an identical state a year ago. The thirty animals were owned by six farmers. Rigor mortis had set in and experts believe the sheep had been killed elsewhere and moved. * A local official said: “The sheep die in agony — and this ritual is affecting farmers’ livelihoods and well-being.” In the previous attack six sheep owned by one farmer were slaughtered and their eyeballs removed before four were laid in a pagan symbol like something from horror film The Blair Witch Project. Some farmers are now considering setting up a vigilante group to combat the threat. They are also set to meet police. Cherry Seage, secretary of Dartmoor Commoners’ Council, said the killings were becoming increasingly vicious. Police said: “Someone out there must know who is doing this and what is behind this.”
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#1. To: Morgana le Fay (#0)
Satanists usually can afford to buy their own sheep. For some reason they have money, go figure. This is more likely the work of a bunch of retards who are working their way up to people. More like teenaged morons. I say let the farmer shoot the bastards, and send the remains back home to their retarded families.
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