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I did google Juan Garcia of New Mexico. The source, the Santa Fe New Mexican states Juan Gasrcia was mauled by a pit bull owned by Julia Coletta, was possibly intoxicated and was trespassing at the time of the attack. The only injury the man sustained was one to his arm.

According to the Winston Salem Journal, Charles Dalton's body was found with two pit bulls standing near him. They did have blood on them. Sharrif Alan Whitaker said it was NOT known that the pit bulls killed the man as it was unclear if he had been shot or stabbed. IOW, the types of wounds he had were not immediately discerned. Autopsy results and blood analysis from the dogs were pending. Please note the vet that quarantined the animals, Dr. Mari Maristany of Salisbury Animal Hospital, stated that one of them died of parvo immediately after it was brought in. He stated the animal was too weak to have killed anyone as it was extremely ill. Also, it was reproted by many that thesee two dogs often ran with a pack of wild dogs. Source: The Salisbury Post.

Shawn Mcafferty was killed outside of a meth lab. That pretty much tells that story about the person and the dogs. Source: AP Wire The Mercury News

Re: Brandon Coleman: "Scott says it appears that Coleman also had a seizure, and that during the seizure the dog may have tried to help him, but in the process ended up causing the damage." Source: www.statejournal.com

Re: Mirela Puga: The attack was reported to be by a pit bull but later determined a rottweiler actually killed this child. Source: www.newschannel5.tv

Without delving further, the site you gleaned your info from obviously has an agenda.

I researched Wristpins "facts". His source is very biased of course because it fits his own stereotypes. Here's his "source"

http://www.olathepsc.org/c/opsc/fatalities2006.aspx

Sorry, forgot to mention actual source.

http://www.pbrc.net/