10.
Hiring a Hitman In Texas, a prominent veterinarian has been
accused of hiring a hitman to kill her ex-husband!
Following the accusations, she leapt to her death from her condo, seven floors above the
ground.
Her name was Valerie Busick McDaniel, and she was arrested back in March following an
elaborate police sting in which she paid an undercover officer pretending to be a hitman.
She gave him $20,000 and a pair of watches to kill her ex.
She collaborated with her boyfriend at the time, Leon Jacob, who also wanted to have
his ex-partner murdered.
Both were duped by the undercover cop and promptly arrested.
The cops made a pretty good show of it as well.
Both the exes who were supposed to be murdered voluntarily posed for pretend crime scene
photographs, in which they appeared to be dead.
The undercover cop then showed the pictures of the dead ex-spouses, proving that the jobs
were complete.
The money changed hands and that was that.
But Valerie managed to get released from jail by posting a $50,000 bond.
A few days later, she jumped out of her apartment to her death.
I guess for Valerie, a leap of desperation seemed a lot better than a life in jail for
attempted murder.
9.
The Killer Pianist A professional pianist turned to murder in
South Carolina, stabbing a veterinarian to death in her own home!
His name is Zachary Hughes, and he is being charged with first-degree murder.
But here’s where things get truly strange.
According to investigators with the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office, nobody knows why
he stabbed the veterinarian.
He has no criminal background and didn't seem to be connected to Christina Larain in any
meaningful way.
And yet Sheriff Hobart Lewis said Zachary picked her out on purpose, went to her home,
and murdered her in an extraordinarily violent fashion.
She was 41 years old, a dedicated veterinarian and respected member of her community.
Zachary stabbed her multiple times and then turned himself into the police.
Police are pretty sure it was an isolated incident, but they still haven't worked out
a motive.
Zachary isn't talking.
Christina had only been working at the veterinary hospital in her neighborhood for about three
years.
And as far as anyone can tell, they hadn't even met before.
Considering all these factors, it's bizarre that Zachary turned himself in at all.
If he had no record and had no links to Christina, he may very well have gotten away with it.
8.
The Neighbor’s Dog A veterinarian has been accused of killing
her neighbor’s dog because she was sick of its barking.
Yes, she is indeed one of the worst veterinarians in history.
She comes from Jefferson Parish, Kelly Folse of Camille Court in River Ridge.
The 35-year-old vet has been accused of shooting a puppy.
It wasn't even a fully adult dog, but a 15-month-old puppy named Bruiser, an American bulldog.
And as if things could get any worse, she killed the dog about a week before Christmas!
The owner of the dog rushed him to the nearest veterinary hospital, the exact one where Kelly
worked, but the dog could not be saved.
Naturally, the owner of the dog reported Kelly to the police.
She has since been booked on aggravated cruelty to an animal, a pair of drug offenses tied
to narcotics discovered in her house, and the illegal discharge of a weapon.
But she should get charged for trespassing as well since she actually shot the dog in
her neighbor’s yard.
She complained a few times about it barking, she claimed it was aggressive, and then she
went over to his house and shot it.
But when police canvassed the neighborhood, not a single other neighbor said that the
dog had ever shown aggressive behavior.
It just barked, you know, like a dog.
As for the drugs that police found in the veterinarian's house, they included diazepam
and Adderall.
It looks like the vet was all jacked up on drugs, she got frustrated with the barking
outside, and thought it was completely OK to start shooting.
And in case you were wondering, she has indeed been fired from her job at the veterinary
clinic and will probably not be getting work ever again.
7.
Liquid Heroin A veterinarian has been caught implanting
liquid heroin in puppies and using them as unwitting drug mules.
This sorry excuse for a veterinarian is Andres Lopez Elorez, a Colombian national who was
sentenced to only six years in prison for what he did to these poor animals.
From his veterinary clinic at a farm in the Colombian city of Medellin, he stuffed bags
of liquid heroin into the stomachs of purebred puppies and then stitched the bags into their
stomach linings.
It was a terrible attempt at trafficking drugs from Colombia into America.
When the police finally raided this guy’s practice, they found several puppies already
filled with balloons of heroin and others being prepared for surgery.
Luckily, they were able to remove the bags of drugs from the dogs, although three of
the puppies later died from viruses they contracted during the operation.
Several of the dogs were adopted and given new homes, including a rottweiler who now
works for the Colombian National Police as a drug detection dog.
Another of the dogs was adopted by a Colombian police officer as a family pet.
Do you think six years in prison is enough for a drug smuggler who used perfectly innocent
puppies to transport heroin?
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Veterinarian’s Poison A veterinarian has been given 25 years in
prison for killing her husband and then messing with the evidence.
Doctor Wendi Mae Davidson from San Angelo killed Air Force Staff Sergeant Michael L.
Severance back in 2005.
In January, she reported him missing to the police.
But in reality, Dr. Davidson, the owner of a small animal clinic, poisoned him with a
mix of drugs that she was able to procure at her animal hospital: phenobarbital and
pentobarbital.
Cops managed to solve the case thanks to the veterinarian's brother, who ratted her out.
You see, Dr. Davidson had told her brother that she found her husband dead in bed, filled
with stab wounds.
She thought that one of her own family members had killed him, so she dumped him in a tank
on her ranch friend’s property.
She told her brother the reason that she dumped the body was to cover up the crime for whoever
stabbed him to death.
But really, it was her who did it.
When the police searched her clinic records, they discovered that she had logged administering
phenobarbital to a dog.
But when they reached out to that dog’s owner, the owner said they had no idea what
the cops were talking about.
She had administered the drug to her husband, then stabbed him 41 times before throwing
him in the tank on her friend’s property.
She even weighed him down with a boat anchor so that he'd never be found.
If she hadn't tried to play it off to her brother, she might have actually gotten away
with murder.
5.
Stealing a Corpse Evan Gregoriou took his five-year-old Tibetan
Shih tzu to the vet on a Saturday morning.
When Evan woke up, he noticed that his dog was looking a little slow and not behaving
quite like its normal self.
Little did he know, the dog would only be alive for a few more hours.
Evan brought his dog, named Puppy, to the Veterinary Specialist of Sydney.
The vet advised him that the dog’s condition was not great and that the dog should spend
at least the next 24 hours in the intensive care unit.
The clinic gave him an estimate of around $3349.
He had to pay $1500 of it up front.
He didn't care about the money, he just wanted his dog to get better.
4 hours later, he received a very distressing call.
The veterinarian called to say that his dog was having a heart attack and asked if they
should revive him.
In shock, Evan screamed that of course they need to revive him!
But by this time, it was too late.
His dog was dead.
When he went to pick up his dog, or rather, the body of his dog, the veterinarian gave
him a bill of $2500.
Obviously, Evan wasn't interested in paying $2500 for a dead dog.
He had already given them 1500 and they hadn't saved his animal.
In response, the clinic refused to hand over Puppy’s corpse, instead holding onto the
dead dog’s body for ransom!
And to make matters worse, it was just days before Christmas!
Luckily, Evan made a huge stink and went to the local news stations, who swarmed the clinic
with their cameras.
The second that the clinic began to receive bad publicity, they handed the dog’s remains
over so that Evan could spread Puppy’s ashes at his favorite park.
But really, they only did it once the cameras showed up.
4.
The Worst Animal Enforcement Officer Jennifer Lynn George isn't a veterinarian,
but she was an animal enforcement officer.
She worked in western Pennsylvania in an industry where you would expect the person to be an
animal lover.
And yet now she is facing charges of animal cruelty after she allegedly abandoned her
dog when she moved to a new house.
Jennifer, 46 years old, is facing a charge of aggravated cruelty to animals causing serious
bodily injury or death.
She also faces three counts of neglect.
The case has been called ironic considering her entire job was to investigate animal cruelty
and give humane treatment to animals while in her care.
And yet despite her title, when she moved out of her mobile home in December of 2020,
she abandoned her German shepherd inside the house.
A man who was interested in buying the home went to visit it, where he found the dead
dog inside covered in its own feces.
She literally left it in the house to starve to death.
She was released on a bond of $10,000 and is still awaiting her preliminary hearing.
And seeing as this was only animal cruelty, she's probably not going to get much more
than a slap on the wrist, unfortunately.
3.
Dead in Montana Veterinarian Bryan Allen Rein opened a small
practice in the town of Geraldine, Montana, after moving there in 1996.
Shortly after, the 31-year-old man was found shot to death in his trailer.
What followed were a series of trials and over 18 years of investigating without any
serious resolution to what happened back in 1996.
The case is still unsolved.
Here's what we know.
Bryan was a handsome animal doctor who caused quite a stir in the sleepy town.
Women were interested in dating him, but none seemed able to catch his attention.
Then he met Ann Wishman, whom he hired to clean his home.
As the two were spending so much time together, they began to see one another romantically.
At around the same time, mysterious things started happening to Bryan.
Rocks were thrown through the windows of his animal clinic, people were calling him and
then hanging up, and it seemed as if someone had it out for him.
Then suddenly and without warning, in July of 1996, he was found dead.
Police at first thought he might have killed himself because the murder weapon was placed
near his hand.
The gun was also registered to Bryan.
But alas, evidence in the home showed that there was a struggle before the death.
During the police investigation, they discovered that Ann Wishman had an ex-boyfriend, Thomas
Jaraczeski, who was not thrilled about her dating someone new.
He was obsessed with Ann, and the locals said he was dangerous.
Police finally arrested the man in 1998, but he was let go by a judge who said there wasn't
enough evidence to keep him in jail.
He was arrested again in 2014, put on trial, and found not guilty.
To this day, not a single person has been convicted for killing Bryan, although we're
pretty sure it was Thomas.
2.
Held at Gunpoint A veterinarian got a lot more than they bargained
for when a woman slipped them a note saying they were being held captive by their boyfriend.
According to the police in Florida, it's all thanks to this veterinarian that the woman
was able to escape the dangerous clutches of her psychotic boyfriend.
The note read as follows: “Call the cops.
My boyfriend is threatening me.
He has a gun.
Please don’t let him know.”
The veterinarian was obviously alarmed by what they read, but they did as the note asked.
They phoned the police and officers with the Deland Police Department came and took the
man away.
He was identified as Jeremy Floyd, a convicted felon who had been holding his girlfriend
captive for two days while repeatedly beating her and threatening her with a weapon.
She was unable to leave his house, but managed to convince Jeremy that she needed to take
their dog to the vet.
He grudgingly agreed, taking her and the dog to the veterinarian, along with his gun.
On their way there, he said that if she tried to give him the slip, he would kill her and
her entire family.
The boyfriend has since been charged with domestic violence, false imprisonment, and
a whole slew of other crimes that will hopefully keep him locked up behind bars.
In this case, it was really more of when veterinarians save the day rather than when veterinarians
go wrong!
1.
Unsanitary Conditions A veterinarian in Wilco, Texas, has been arrested
after a bulldog died in her care.
The veterinarian is now being charged with animal cruelty, with officers saying the dog
died because of unsanitary conditions.
Her name is Dana R. Boehm, and she turned herself into the police voluntarily.
But that doesn't make her any less of a horrible person.
When the owner of a 5-year-old Bulldog named Jax went to pick up his pet, he couldn't believe
the state the animal was in.
Jax had been boarded at the clinic for about a week.
But when his owner went to get him, the dog couldn't walk, he was covered in urine, and
his body had sores all over it.
He quickly took the dog to another veterinarian for emergency treatment, but Jax had to be
put down because he was in such bad shape.
And yet before this, Jax had been perfectly healthy.
Investigators found that Jax had been severely injured.
He was missing all of his skin in some areas, exposing bone and tendons.
He also had tiny holes in his legs.
The police quickly issued a search warrant, at which point investigators found despicable
conditions in the veterinary hospital.
It was unclean, unhealthy, covered in feces and urine, and animals were stuck in kennels
with no food or water.
The vet is now facing charges of animal cruelty, their hospital has been shut down, and they’ve
earned themselves a nice toasty seat in Hell, or wherever it is bad veterinarians go when
they die.
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