AR-News: (US TX) Bunny killings not ritualistic, police say

[Animalara2003 at aol.com]

El Paso Times Online

 Sunday, June 20, 2004 Daniel Borunda
El Paso Times 
The leaving of dead rabbits at Eastwood Heights Elementary School and the 
driveway of an East Side home in recent weeks was probably the work of pranksters 
rather than any type of occult ritual, said a police officer investigating 
the case. 
"It's just going to be kids that enjoy hunting, do beer drinking in the 
desert and come back with rabbits," said Officer Noe Baeza of the Pebble Hills 
Regional Command. "As far as a ritual, we are not looking at that." 
On May 24, school personnel discovered 14 rabbit carcasses hanging from 
playground equipment at the school, 10530 Janway. It was undetermined if a dead 
rabbit found June 12 on the driveway of a home was linked to the incident at the 
school, which is also in the Vista del Sol section of the East Side. 



full story:
http://www.borderlandnews.com/stories/borderland/20040620-132766.shtml 


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