Girl's Missing Dog's Head Delivered to Her Door

Most people in their lifetime have had a dog, or some other sort of pet they can confidently call their companion and their best friend. For Crystal Brown of St. Paul, Minnesota, it was no different with her dog named "Chevy". However, Chevy went missing a month ago after it wandered away from the house. From then on, day in and day out, Crystal Brown, age 17, put up flyers, called and visited the dog shelter, and even went door to door in search of information regarding her lost dog, Chevy.

One day there was a package wrapped as a gift left at Crystal Brown's house with a note saying "Congratulations", as well as a pack of batteries attached to the top of the package. When the gift-wrapped package was opened by Crystal Brown she screamed in horror when she saw the severed head of her dog, Chevy, looking right at her from inside of the box. Also in the box was some Valentines Day candy.

Crystal Brown's grandma, whom originally recieved the gift-wrapped box had this to say:

"She was just hysterical," said Crystal's grandmother, Shirley Brown. "She was screaming. She said, 'Grandma, it's my dog's head!"

Shirley Brown said that it cannot be, most likely due to the shock of the situation at hand.

The incident was so random and isolated that authorities say there was no true known motive in the case at this time. Homicide investigators are currently looking into the incident due to its "implied" terrorist-like appearance, which was noted by St. Paul Sgt. Jim Gray. The Humane Society of the United States is offering a reward up to $2,500 for any information leading to an arrest of conviction, which was said last Wednesday.

Dale Bartlett, the Humane Society of the United States had this to say about the situation regarding Chevy: "This was extraordinarily heinous". I deal with hundreds and hundreds of cruelty cases each year. When I read about this case, it took my breath away. It's horrible."

Crystal Brown then talked to the Star Tribune of Minneapolis,"I feel empty. I couldn't talk to anyone. He was my dog. It was just me and him. ... I told him everything and he never shared any of my secrets."

It is obvious that the criminal in this case is a sick and twisted individual. Anyone who harms a domesticated animal, or any animal for that matter, without the intention of bettering their own life for the means of survival, is twisted. Teenagers whom harm defenseless animals also have a high rate of becoming serial killers.

Chevy was a 4 year-old Australian shepherd-mix. Crystal Brown now has a new puppy whom she has named "Diesel".
"Hopefully, he'll be my best friend," Crystal said, talking about Diesel.

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