Another Lamb violently butchered to death by mysterious killer

JoeFritzl · 13-06-2020 9:13pm

Computer Science Student wrote: »

Potential a copycat killer in Tipperary - https://www.tipperarylive.ie/news/news/549702/tipperary-farmers-are-urged-to-report-sheep-thefts.html

Good work. Keep looking, maybe we will find a few more around the country.

obi604 · 14-06-2020 8:22am

JoeFritzl wrote: »

Good work. Keep looking, maybe we will find a few more around the country.

Sounds like you want to find a few more

JoeFritzl · 14-06-2020 9:46am

obi604 wrote: »

Sounds like you want to find a few more

I want to uncover the truth, don't you?

MickyPearse · 14-06-2020 8:16pm

JoeFritzl wrote: »

I want to uncover the truth, don't you?

Looks like this predator has got away with it. Based on some of the comments here I'm not surprised. People don't want to face up to the reality of what happened to that lamb.

JoeFritzl · 15-06-2020 11:01am

MickyPearse wrote: »

Looks like this predator has got away with it. Based on some of the comments here I'm not surprised. People don't want to face up to the reality of what happened to that lamb.

People just think 'oh well it's only a few lambs'. Trust me, this will progress VERY SOON.

MickyPearse · 15-06-2020 11:39am

JoeFritzl wrote: »

People just think 'oh well it's only a few lambs'. Trust me, this will progress VERY SOON.

Or the "ooo lets just blame it on Larry" approach which so many in this country take. As if there is no chance of us having another serial killer!

JoeFritzl · 15-06-2020 2:11pm

MickyPearse wrote: »

Or the "ooo lets just blame it on Larry" approach which so many in this country take. As if there is no chance of us having another serial killer!

Larry wasn't even a serial killer. He was just caught with a woman and then they assumed he was responsible for all that. Someone killing a sheep displays more serial killer traits than anyone who rapes women.

Kingp35 · 16-06-2020 2:25pm

I am VERY tempted to move this thread to the Conspiracy Theory forum.

Some people really need to get a grip on reality.

Computer Science Student · 15-02-2021 12:50am

I had hoped this would be a thread I would never have to revive but it seems that sheep are going missing in Wicklow now at an alarming rate. Whoever is doing this is clearly growing in confidence. The volume of sheep falling foul to this faceless coward is clearly escalating. I'm afraid to say we are no longer dealing with someone who kills an odd lamb here or there but rather a seasoned professional now, and there really is no telling what this could ultimately lead to.

One farmer is reporting that about 100 of his sheep have gone missing since November. https://www.farmersjournal.ie/over-100-factory-ready-hoggets-stolen-in-wicklow-599999

JJayoo · 15-02-2021 12:59am

Sheep are always been stolen, they are easy to round up and transport, this happens a lot on commonage land.

In relation to the slaughtered lambs this is obviously someone just taking the carcass for meat. It only takes a few minutes to do this.

tabby aspreme · 15-02-2021 7:39am

Sheep prices are high at the moment, and will be for the next few months, this always increases the number of sheep being stolen

Computer Science Student · 29-03-2021 10:15pm

Anyone watching crimecall tonight?

They are doing a piece on the brutal lamb killings. Their angle is that the killer may in fact be a pack of treacherous Alsatian dogs. Personally I think the problem is not that simple. Feel terrible for the poor farmer being interviewed. You can see he is still visibly distraught by the aftermath of the massacre he witnessed.

Mimon · 29-03-2021 10:22pm

Computer Science Student wrote: »

Anyone watching crimecall tonight?

They are doing a piece on the brutal lamb killings. Their angle is that the killer may in fact be a pack of treacherous Alsatian dogs. Personally I think the problem is not that simple. Feel terrible for the poor farmer being interviewed. You can see he is still visibly distraught by the aftermath of the massacre he witnessed.

Just reading through some of this, how has everyone not realised that you are trolling?:P

MickyPearse · 29-03-2021 11:30pm

drunkmonkey wrote: »

We're these sheep killed for sport or possibly ritually, was a knife used, the person wasn't after meat? have only glanced at the thread, reminds me a little of something.

Larry Murphy in his pomp?

Mantis Toboggan · 30-03-2021 8:55am

Just in time for Easter too, that's terrible, well I never thought i'd see the like. What next?

Somebody will be murdered and then where are we? Drive by shootings in the night, it'll be like boys in the hood, and then they'll have the hoes selling their wares in the street and the pimps will be using the crack to keep the whores under control.

Computer Science Student · 11-05-2022 7:13pm

Disturbing developments in Meath over the last fortnight. Locals reporting that the situation is much more sinister than what is in mainstream news.

https://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/crime/irish-farmer-offers-2000-reward-26833261

Jequ0n · 11-05-2022 9:48pm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119047822#Comment_119047822

Faulty link?

The excitement is killing me now..

yourdeadwright · 10-06-2022 11:09am

First off it isn't one person, Has to be two or more and there butchering for Meat,

Happens a lot in Eastern Europe & Africa,

It happened out West for awhile a few years back i believe Lithuanians where blamed, Probably because butchering of live stock for ritual purposes is still legal there,

Another Lamb violently butchered to death by mysterious killer

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