A TWO decade-old South Carolina dognapping mystery was solved when a monster alligator’s gullet was cut open and name tags belonging to five missing pooches were discovered inside!
The 12-foot armor-plated, 445-pound serial dog killer met its match in Adams Run, S.C., when hunter Ned McNeely bagged the critter and hauled the carcass to Cordray’s butcher and taxidermy shop in Ravenel to be carved up for meat and skinned for a trophy.
Kenneth Cordray notes his company doesn’t normally inspect a gator’s stomach, but they did it at McNeely’s request.
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