The sudden discovery of the amazing and mixed bodies of the mother of her six small goat on Kansas Street ignited the local population who believe that mysterious mass deaths were not coincidental – and perhaps a violation of federal law.
“It was just a massacre of Goslings on the street,” said Sele Gilsby, a resident of Whitchita, told Kake after she encountered the horrific scene on Monday morning, which was physically sick.
The Oz -Oz family in Canada would have shocked a car and Gillespie believes that a harsh driver intentionally ran them.
She said: “There were seven of them in a row. There was one blow, one blow, one blow, one blow, as it ended, a good space.” “It didn't seem to hit one, and then, as you know, deviated from missing their rest. They hit one, then they continued to hit the rest of the herd.”
Gilsby added that the car did not make any effort to avoid geese.
She told the local news station: “If you hit one, whatever it is, I think the incidents occur,” she told the local news station. “But for me, it was deliberate because of the fact that they were all line up.”
She said that the Wichita Local is one of the many residents who look forward to this time of the year when the geese stopped in the city while they were deported in the south.
But what she saw on Monday, caused her to get an overwhelming physical response.
“I got a little bit. I cried, I needed a hug,” Gilsby said. “I got up, I was upset, I was very angry.”
“I felt disgusted with humanity,” she added.
The goose in Canada is a federal reserve, thanks to the 1918 migrant bird treaty law, according to the Ministry of Wildlife and Gardens in Kansas. Without a permit, it is a crime to harm or kill the animal.
Gillespie hopes that the police are involved to find and arrest a waterfall killer.
She said, “It is only sick.” “I am confused. I want to do. I want to do something,” said Kik.
