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07-09-2008, 09:23 AM
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Beastly behavior in Old Europe
Rabbit ripper shocks Germany
By Steve Rosenberg BBC News, Witten Seventy-four-year-old Elfriede Dumont invites me into her back garden. Small and neat, there are little fir trees dotted around the lawn, tubs of flowers on the terrace and rows of firewood stacked neatly by the fence. There used to be a rabbit hutch, too, at the end of the garden. But not any more. "One morning, when I came out to feed my rabbits, I was surprised to see that the hutch door was open," recalls Elfriede. "I looked inside and saw Rocco just lying there. His head was missing. A little later I found Felina in the bushes. She'd been killed, too. I just cannot understand why." Rocco and Felina are among the 30 pet rabbits killed in the towns of Witten and Dortmund since last summer. Many of the bunnies have been decapitated and the blood drained from their bodies. Deadly discovery It is one of the most shocking cases of animal cruelty that Germans can remember. 
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07-09-2008, 12:29 PM
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Monty Python and The Holy Grail.
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