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Horror Discovery: 21 Dead Canines Wash Ashore on Island
4 Apr
Summary
- Authorities are investigating 21 dead canines found on Washington state's Guemes Island.
- The animals were discovered skinned, with some missing paws and twine around necks.
- Necropsies and DNA testing are underway to determine the origin and cause of death.
Authorities are investigating a disturbing discovery on Guemes Island, Washington, where 21 dead canines have washed ashore. The unsettling finds began last Thursday, with more carcasses appearing throughout the week near Kelly's Point. These animals were found to be skinned, with some missing front paws, and two had orange twine around their necks.
Necropsies and DNA testing are currently underway to determine the species and origin of the canines. Guemes Island Fire Chief Olivia Cole described the situation as "like the start of a horror movie," noting the community's speculation about various possibilities, including large tankers and island breeders. The island, historically nicknamed "Dog Island," is now grappling with this grim mystery.
