Decapitated, Gutted Animals Found in Texas Linked to Satanic Ritual Officials
On 5/11/21 at 6:44 AM EDT
Authorities believe the discovery of 15 animal carcasses dumped near a road in El Paso, Texas, on Monday may have been linked to satanic worship.
A resident found decapitated and gutted sheep and goats near the Dyer Street and Railroad Drive intersection in the northeast of the city. It did not look like the portions for eating were removed from the goats. The bodies seem intact, Capt. Ray Spears, a game warden with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department told KVIA.com. Satanic rituals, blood removal, possibly. Not a common occurrence to see that many goats dumped like that.
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