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    #6872
    Simon Paynton
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    Somebody has monstered that person.  Why would someone do that?  It sounds like a lot of strength of feeling involved, it doesn’t sound like an average murder.

    #6874
    Strega
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    Crime of passion?  I guess the genitalia are savaged (hence not knowing the gender) so it’s indicative of some anger in that direction.  Terrible.

    #6875
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    It implies that whatever attacked wasn’t human though but fails to say what type of animal.

    #6876
    Strega
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    I read, “a different type of animal” as meaning a human being acting like an animal.

    #6877
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    I read that meaning “not the typical animals they normally see in the area….like coyotes or mountain lions….

    #6878
    Strega
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    I don’t think there’s such a thing as a “different type of animal” in the general sense. It’s the word ‘type’ that does it for me 🙂

    #6879
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    So you think it was human?

    #6880
    Strega
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    I do

    #6881
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    Then why didn’t they say they were looking for a “suspect”? They left it sounding like it was an animal and didn’t say outright that it was human….its worded really shady and vague

    #6887
    Strega
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    Keeping their options open. Can you find a different report of the event?  Perhaps it would be clearer. However, which requires a bigger stretch of the imagination?  A mysterious animal, not from the area, snuck in and savaged a person, without keeping the remains for a second meal, or a deranged human acted out his fantasies?

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    #6892
    Simon Paynton
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    Those injuries have to be emotionally targeted, it’s not like the genitals of a human being are delicacies for wild animals.

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