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More than 40 dogs have vanished from a North Texas county over the past two months, leaving behind no clues in a mystery that's devastated their owners.
"I'm horrified," said Robin Lewis, whose family lost their black Lab, Jack, from their Decatur home in December.
Jack is just one of dozens of dogs who have vanished in Wise County.
On the very same day Jack disappeared, Decatur Mayor Martin Woodruff lost his daughter's pit bull and Great Dane, who disappeared from Woodruff's fenced-in back yard.
"Police dispatch said after several hours that this is very unusual," said Woodruff.
Since November, 40 dogs have been reported missing, according to the Wise County sheriff. There's no physical evidence that proves the dogs were taken. Still, neighbors have a growing suspicion that all the missing dogs are not just a coincidence.
"It begs the question of where are these dogs going? And who's taking them? And what are they doing with them?" said Lewis.
originally posted by: seentoomuch
Check for a new restaurant or food trucks in the area, seriously, it happened in Austin about 10 years ago. Horrible thought but it does actually happen. They were keeping all the dogs in a tiny apartment and choosing a few to "prep" as needed. My son actually threw up when he asked where his favorite food truck was on his college campus and the security guard told him about the investigation and what they found.
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originally posted by: seentoomuch
Check for a new restaurant or food trucks in the area, seriously, it happened in Austin about 10 years ago. Horrible thought but it does actually happen. They were keeping all the dogs in a tiny apartment and choosing a few to "prep" as needed. My son actually threw up when he asked where his favorite food truck was on his college campus and the security guard told him about the investigation and what they had found.
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originally posted by: seentoomuch
a reply to: Anyafaj
Sorry, it had the same effect on my son too. The truck's specialty was fajitas. Used to be his favorite. He hasn't eaten it since.
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originally posted by: seentoomuch
Check for a new restaurant or food trucks in the area, seriously, it happened in Austin about 10 years ago. Horrible thought but it does actually happen. They were keeping all the dogs in a tiny apartment and choosing a few to "prep" as needed. My son actually threw up when he asked where his favorite food truck was on his college campus and the security guard told him about the investigation and what they had found.
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originally posted by: seentoomuch
a reply to: hillbilly4rent
Bait dog? Bait for what?
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originally posted by: JessicaRabbitTx
It seems like if it were dog fighters the dogs would fight...unless they're tranquilizing them somehow.