but investigators couldn t understand why the dogs weren t all together. why were her two smaller dogs beat so severely and yet the biggest dog of the group was never struck? and the dog was also locked in a bedroom. the third dog was a hybrid, a wolf mix that was owned by the husband. investigators thought the blood on the dogs mouths and paws had come from cathy s attacker. but forensic testing disproved that. the swabs and clippings that had been taken from the dogs came back negative for any human dna. the couple s third dog bandit was initially believed to be unharmed, but the humane society discovered he suffered injuries, too, but not from the killer. we discovered that bandit actually had several puncture marks, which indicated that he
was initially not to be unharmed. but the human society suffered injuries, too. but not from the killer. we discovered that bandit actually had several puncture marks which had indicated he had been in a fight. probably had been in a fight with one of the two dogs. so the dogs attacked one another, but not while the killer was beating them. they stood there and took their beatings and went and hid. to animal behavorialists, the reason is clear. a stranger wouldn t have been able to beat those dogs brutally without them beaten without them fighting back. somebody obviously knew the dogs so it had to be somebody that weren t able to fight back. it seemed from the evidence that only one person could have done this crime. but prosecutors had a problem, the surviving dog bandit obviously couldn t tell police what happened. so investigators had to dig
the good samaritan kicked the gator underneath the belly, three or four times. i guess the gator decided after getting kicked and punched. he finally released and i was able to get my son and walk to shore. reporter: joey was rushed to a nearby hospital. remarkably with only minor injuries. like any 6-year-old would, he says he s glad his dad was there to help him out. of course. reporter: mom believes there was an angel watching over her son during that death-defying scare. why my son has an arm today, why he doesn t have puncture marks, it s a miracle. i know why. joey is one tough kid. of course, did you hear what he said, of course. i like his big wheel. in the old days they were orange and pink. he is running around. not a scratch on that child. you know what, in ten years he won t remember this happened. maybe charmed. one of the kids who will defy all daredevil stuff.
today. it happened in the bronx. a little girl attacked by a dog. that is something that happens. look on a screen as a grandmother walks with her little grandchild. that dog came flying across the street and latched on to that little girl and did not let go. one bystanders getting out of his car to help. other bystanders coming to help, trying to pry that dog off that girl. it took quite a long time until finally its owner came in with a leach. look at this remarkable attack caught on video. the little girl was taken to the hospital with puncture marks in her arm and in her legs. she s going to be okay. fortunately, she wasn t severely, severely injured. she is going to be okay. it was just incredible to see this. and the owner of the dog was given a summons for not having the dog on a leach. look at that. right across the street, right after the little girl with her
what s in your wallet? or double miles on every purchase, every day! if we want to improve our schools. . what should we invest in? maybe new buildings? what about updated equipment? they can help, but recent research shows. . nothing transforms schools like investing in advanced teacher education. let s build a strong foundation. let s invest in our teachers so they can inspire our students. let s solve this. a worker at a gulf club southeast of los angeles found a leopard shark this week flopping around in the grass at the 12th tee. a shark. workers wanted to help that shark so they threw water and sea salt. they set the shark free in the ocean not before noticing puncture marks on its body.