Тайна выброшенных койотов на склоне холма в Огайо вызывает расследование

In a bizarre series of events, more than a dozen coyote carcasses were found littering a hillside in Miami Township, located in western Hamilton County, Ohio. This unusual discovery has prompted a state investigation led by the Ohio Division of Wildlife, which currently labels the incident as an illegal litter dump. The startling find was first brought to light when local resident, Kyle Boreing, reported that his son, accompanied by their dog, stumbled upon the grim scene about a week ago. "The dog started sniffing down through here, and he looked over and saw maybe two or three coyote carcasses," Boreing recounted. To his shock, the number of dead animals has increased with subsequent visits, leading him to suspect ongoing dumping activities. Boreing's latest count revealed an alarming tally of approximately 12 to 13 deceased coyotes. The Ohio Division of Wildlife has confirmed that a portion of these coyotes bear gunshot wounds, though tests have ruled out poisoning—contrary to speculative rumors floating among local residents. Investigations continue as authorities pursue potential leads to untangle the mystery behind this unusual and unsettling occurrence. Complicating the case is the location of the carcasses, which were discarded on private property. The property's owner has stated she was completely unaware of the presence of the coyotes and did not consent to their disposal on her land. Under Ohio law, it is legal for property owners to hunt and dispose of coyotes on their respective lands; however, the legality does not extend to unauthorized dumping by third parties. Boreing has expressed concern over the impact of the carcasses both visually and olfactorily on the neighborhood, emphasizing the need for accountability and action. "This is not good, I mean, you can smell it just standing here. It doesn’t smell good, it doesn’t look good," he remarked, highlighting the community's frustration and their earnest plea for the perpetrator to cease such actions. With a community on edge and authorities on high alert, the pressing questions remain: Who is responsible for these acts, and, more importantly, will they be apprehended before causing further environmental disturbance? Media outlet Fox19, in partnership with the Enquirer, contributed to this report, as the story continues to unfold in this Ohio township.