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Decapitated, Skinned Animals Found in White Lake

Police say they are looking for any information about the bizarre discovery made in a wooded area of White Lake.

Four cats, a rabbit and a large dog were found dead and skinned in a wooded area near Cross Road and Nathan Oscar Drive in White Lake.

According to White Lake Police, the animal that appeared to be a large dog was also missing its head.

The report states a woman was walking her dogs in the area, as she normally does, Jan. 19 when she discovered the carcasses.

Lt. Don Nankervis with the White Lake Police Department said officers looked in the area and examined the animals but couldn't find any collars or identification that would indicate if they were someone's pets.

The incident remains under investigation. Anyone with information can call 248-698-4400.

Kirk Goodell February 6, 2013 at 01:45 pm
Jeffery Dahmer started like this. Call in the Feds. You have a bad actor, pick him off before our pets and citizens are in his dreams
Laura Vogel February 6, 2013 at 01:56 pm
This is very disturbing indeed. Here is where social media can probably help: whoever is doing this most likely has told SOMEONE about it. If the area high schools, for example, help spread the alert, it could help reduce the time until the person is apprehended.
Connie Schimp February 6, 2013 at 02:08 pm
Where exacty is Cross Road and Nathan Oscar Drive?
Connie Schimp February 6, 2013 at 02:08 pm
*exactly
Brooke Tajer (Editor) February 6, 2013 at 02:17 pm
Between Maceday Lake Road and White Lake Road, near Andersonville Road.
A.Grant February 6, 2013 at 05:50 pm
I agree with Kirk....who ever it is will soon move to people if they are capable of "practicing" on animals and 6 animals found at once. Crazy!
Luna M. February 7, 2013 at 12:39 am
Please keep us updated. This is not good.
Greg Burks February 7, 2013 at 06:07 pm
Sound like the work of an amateur or rookie taxidermist.....
Rayna Hastings February 11, 2013 at 12:20 am
Sounds like the work of a budding serial killer. Better keep on this.
honeybeez April 9, 2013 at 06:55 pm
an amateur or rookie taxidermist would start with fish or deer. Cats and dogs?? Rabbit? Sounds like a coward serial killer.. Someone who wants to pose threat, but is toooooo good to spend too much time in prison. So they use animals.. Family like animals. Intentions to do it again. Prolly won't kill people, this person will instead make a purse out of your pet and purposely walk past you with it or send it to you on your birthday. ~maybe

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Gerry S June 18, 2013 at 01:24 pm
After the last round of explosions I contacted Patrick Gibson at West Bay Exploration Company andRead More was told that yes, they have been conducting tests in the area over the last 18 months and "The impact of these charges is barely audible at the surface and would not sound like an explosion on neighboring property. Landowners affected by the survey are contacted through the mail so that they are aware of our timing. I am not sure what your mysterious explosions were, but I am pretty sure they were not the result of our surveys." In the press release provided by Laura Vogel today Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner Jim Nash says Thousands of acres of land in Oakland has been leased to Jordan Exploration. I am again confused. Do both companies have leases in Oakland County? Is it legal for them to detonate dynamite at all hours?
Marjorie Findley June 18, 2013 at 02:24 pm
So, Patrick Gibson can check West Bay records then KNOW if their testing occurred on Sat. 6/15/13Read More 9pm, instead of being 'pretty sure'. Guess I'll have to call Pat .... Getting answers to your questions re the companies involved, Gerry, can be mysterious too --- but, likely just a technicality as this industry includes 3 types, to: explore; drill; and extract (and/or frack). So, nailing anyone down to answer questions or get a commitment is elusive at best. Change the way the State of Michigan is obligated by legislation to foster the oil and gas industry, to instead protect public health. Support the ballot initiative: LetsBanFracking.org
steve johnson June 15, 2013 at 09:38 pm
What happened to the ditch that was next to the road way back when, did all the homeowners fill itRead More in over years and now you have a problem, call the county and have them reditch the side of the road.
Marlie still missing - has possibly been spotted close to Trenton and Woodsedge.
Lynn Burrows June 5, 2013 at 10:24 pm
She was seen tonight near High Bank Road - she is very skittish and runs off when approached - anyRead More help in trapping her is much appreciated!
Lynn Burrows June 6, 2013 at 08:13 am
She was seen last night near Red Bank (not High Bank). cross street is Trenton Rd.
Sherry Woodbeck June 2, 2013 at 08:11 am
Leah, I crossposted this. The person that found her, Cheryl may be contacted at 248 462 1182 orRead More e-mail her at ccraft1967@yahoo.com - Thank you.
Diane Boddy June 3, 2013 at 10:57 am
Has this little one found her home yet? Facebook has a "For the love of Louie, MI lost andRead More found dogs". I highly recommend posting there, they do a great job networking.
Sherry Woodbeck June 3, 2013 at 04:10 pm
It has been posted there as well. X fingers crossed X that her pet's are found. ;-)