Owner of ‘Smell of Death’ Home Where 30 Dead Animals Reportedly Found Must be Prosecuted

Target: Byron E. Gipson, Fifth Circuit Solicitor’s Office, South Carolina
Goal: Seek maximum penalty for rescue director accused of allowing 30 animals to starve to death in cages.

The “smell of death” reportedly attracted police to a home where they apparently found 30 caged animals dead from starvation. The local sheriff has described the scene as one of the worst cases of animal cruelty he’s ever seen. The woman accused of this atrocity must be fully prosecuted.

Reportedly, when officers entered the home, upon confirming the smell of death, they were greeted by a scene out of a horror film. There were apparently 28 dogs and 2 cats, all caged, and all dead. Investigators apparently believe the animals died from a combination of starvation and dehydration. The animals had allegedly been dead for a long period of time before they were discovered.

Additionally, the deceased animals were found lying in their own waste.

The sheriff was quoted as stating, “It’s appalling and it’s heartbreaking. This is someone who was entrusted by the community to care for these animals and find them homes. She betrayed that trust and she betrayed the trust of these innocent animals who relied on her.”

The owner of the home was arrested and turns out to be an animal rescue volunteer and director of a nonprofit herself. If the accusations against this woman are proven true, she must receive the maximum penalty.

PETITION LETTER:

Dear Byron E. Gipson,

The “smell of death” reportedly attracted police to a home where they apparently found 30 caged animals dead from starvation. Reportedly, when officers entered the home, they were greeted by a scene out of a horror film. There were apparently 28 dogs and 2 cats, all caged, and all dead.

It has been reported that investigators believe the animals died from a combination of starvation and dehydration. The animals had apparently been dead for a long period of time before they were discovered. Additionally, the deceased animals were lying in their own waste.

Sheriff Leon Lott has reportedly described the scene as one of the worst cases of animal cruelty he’s ever seen.

Sheriff Lott was quoted as stating, “It’s appalling and it’s heartbreaking. This is someone who was entrusted by the community to care for these animals and find them homes. She betrayed that trust and she betrayed the trust of these innocent animals who relied on her.”

The owner of the home was arrested and turns out to be an animal rescue volunteer and director of an animal nonprofit herself. If the accusations against this woman are proven true, she must receive the maximum penalty in this case.

Please prosecute this case with all diligence and provide it the resources necessary to reach a conviction.

Sincerely,
[Your Name Here]