Posted on 09/07/2006 2:50:00 PM PDT by martin_fierro
Woman found guilty in dead puppy attack
Wed Sep 6, 10:18 PM ET
ST. LOUIS - A woman accused of pummeling a dog breeder over the head with a dead Chihuahua puppy was found guilty Wednesday of misdemeanor assault and trespassing.
Lisa Hopfer, 34, faces up to 18 months in jail and a $1,500 fine.
The trial featured X-rays and pictures of the dead dog, and testimony from Linda Hulsey, who said Hopfer assaulted her at least 30 times on June 7 with the corpse of the Chihuahua she sold to Hopfer.
Hopfer told police that after buying the puppy which she said Hulsey told her was 6 weeks old a veterinarian said it was only 4 weeks old and needed to be returned to its mother. The dog died before Hopfer could return it.
Police said Hopfer pushed her way inside Hulsey's home and confronted Hulsey, 33. Later, Hopfer took the dog out of a plastic bag and started hitting Hulsey over the head with it, police said.
Hopfer now has a new dog, she said, also a Chihuahua.
"She's doing great," she said.
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What kind of Sicko attacks a Dead Puppy?
I believe they attacked WITH a dead puppy.
Oh man,not another pummeling a dog breeder over the head with a dead Chihuahua puppy story;)
LOL: keyword is hilarious off the bat with bonkbonkbonkbonk.
Well, at least it has a happy ending.
Thinking of Ogden Edsl's song "Dead Puppies" while I type out a FReepmail to you.

Interestingly enough, the chord pattern for that song is the same as Pachelbel's "Canon in D".
Yeah, good thing the lady didn't sell her a Rottweiler or a Lab . . . those things could be deadly weapons when used as a club.
Who says dead puppies aren't much fun?
bizarre
Since we're talking Chihuahuas here, shouldn't that be Taco Bell's "Canine in D" ?

"THIS is an ex-puppy!"
Always wondered where Chihuahuas get their attitude - from their owners, it seems.
thank you for the graphic...it's the one for this topic
whatever, still sicko
The Bear Went Over The Mountain
and
America The Beautiful
Cheers!
The melody that we use for "The Bear Went Over the Mountain" is a French army marching song from the Napoleonic wars. That's why Beethoven quoted it in the piece.
Now I just need to find the lyrics, translate them, and write a spoof!
Cheers!
1001 uses of dead Chihuahua.
Maybe it'll make the New York Times best seller list.
What Beethoven quotes for the British side is a tune that is not "America the Beautiful", but "My Country 'Tis of Thee". The Brits know it as "God Save the King (or Queen)", but the tune was actually written by the French composer Jean-Baptiste Lully for one of his operas.
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